The acquisition advances Pluri’s mission of transforming global food systems through biotechnology.
Dry conditions and trade barriers weigh on Kenya’s tea industry as the government pushes for broader market access.
This represents a significant boost to the country’s economy, driven by favorable global prices, increased production, and government initiatives supporting farmers.
The partnership also focuses on improving the farmers’ productivity and ensuring cocoa meets global quality standards.
This initiative aims to provide manufacturers with options to future-proof their supply chains while addressing global sustainability challenges.