Biotechnology is revolutionising what we eat. So what will the future of food actually look like?
The fruits, vegetables and animal products we see on supermarket shelves today are the result of countless iterations of selective breeding. In fact, farmers have been using this methodology to improve plant and animal characteristics for thousands of years. Breeding methods have become increasingly sophisticated — today, not only can scientists can use biotechnology as a tool to accelerate the improvement of these commodities, but they can create entirely new ones.
Join CIPPS CI Professor Michelle Colgrave and other panellists as they unpack what the future of food is going to look like.
See the website for details on how to register for this free event.
