This system protects the names of products that originate from specific regions, or “terroirs” in wine-speak, and have unique qualities linked to their geographical origin and traditional know ...

In fact, fermentation is the most traditional method of biotechnology. It has been known for centuries to produce food products like yogurt, cheese, beer, wine, kimchi, or fermented bean paste.

Traditional wine clubs are losing traction with younger consumers, who increasingly seek flexible, customizable options that ...

The biggest branch is industrial – this consists of the use of microorganisms to chemically produce wine, bread or ... covering 1) Traditional knowledge-based biotechnologies in Sri Lanka; 2) ...

Your favorite wines may soon cease to exist. Some of the world's traditional wine regions, from Europe to Southern California, are at risk of almost completely disappearing within decades ...

In contrast to traditional biotechnology, the modern biotechnology is expanding at an accelerating rate thus widening its horizons. The aspects of modern biotechnology include genetic engineering ...

“The new WIPO Treaty on Patents, Genetic Resources, and Traditional Knowledge has the potential to transform global biotechnology, promoting a fairer distribution of benefits and strengthening ...

Hemp Wine, launched by Chineseinvestors.com, Inc's wholly owned foreign enterprise CBD Biotechnology Co. Ltd ... in Chinese language character sets (traditional and simplified); (b) advertising ...

[17] reveal that states with even marginal technological proficiency are not deterred from pursuing traditional BW programs. Advances made possible through applied biotechnology, which portends a ...

Many biohackers are comfortable breaking traditional biotechnology rules. Some create open-source pharmaceuticals, others reverse-engineer gene therapy patents to circumvent million-dollar price tags.

The effect that biotechnology may have on biological warfare threats facing both military and civilian populations is graphically represented in Figure 1. The threat presented by traditional ...