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    CMR Group, a reference in the import and export of fruits and…
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    UNITEC

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    Thanks to the strong connection with the market in which the…
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    UK market

    Hungarian drone innovator ABZ poised for entry to UK market

    Hungary-based drones for agriculture pioneer ABZ Innovation is…
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    AgriDataSpace organizes online Stakeholders Meetup

    The AgriDataSpace project will organize on 31st March 2023…
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    Bayer

    Bayer collaborates with Microsoft

    Following a 2021 strategic partnership announcement with Microsoft,…
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    “We have to get away from the idea that the man is the breadwinner”

    Lotta Folkesson, President of the Women's Committee of COPA-…
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    Ceradis

    AgroFresh and Ceradis sign exclusive distribution agreement for CeraFruta

    AgroFresh the global leader in post-harvest freshness solutions, and…
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    women

    More women to get involved in agriculture

    This was the purpose of today’s event in the European Parliament…
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    NuCicer,

    Leaps by Bayer leads investment round in AgTech pioneer NuCicer

    NuCicer, an agri-food technology company pioneering ultra-high…
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    Jerónima Bonafé: “Without women, the rural environment would not continue”

    Coinciding with the commemoration of Women's Day, in ECA we want to claim the role and contribution of rural women professionals through this interview with Jerónima Bonafé, Secretary of the Governing Council of Agro-food Cooperatives of Spain, and President of Agro Cooperatives Of the Balearic Islands. With her, a clear example of a woman with a voice and a capacity for decision, in an environment where male leadership still prevails, we talk about issues such as the still low visibility of women in the governing bodies of cooperatives and organizations in the agricultural sector and, both, the need to continue working for a greater role of rural women.