Biofortification report focuses on the its global status, future forecast, growth opportunity, key market and key players. The study objectives are to present the Biofortification development in United States, Europe and China. In 2018, the global Biofortification market size was 78 million US$ in 2018 and it is expected to reach 118 million US$ by the end of 2023, with a CAGR of 8.71% during 2018-2023.
Biofortification Market categorizes the global market by Crop (Sweet Potato, Cassava, Rice, Corn, Wheat, Beans, and Pearl Millet), Target Nutrient (Zinc, Iron, and Vitamins), and Region (Latin America, Africa, and Asia Pacific)
The biofortification market is estimated at USD 78 million in 2018 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 8.6% from 2018 to reach USD 118 million by 2023. The growth of the biofortification market is driven by the rise in funds for agronomic practices and technological advancements. Biofortification is used in crops such as sweet potato, cassava, rice, corn, wheat, beans, pearl millet, and others such as tomato, banana, sorghum, and barley.
Grain = Bran / Endosperm embryo. BioFortification. BioFortification is the process of breeding food ... Through BioFortification, scientists can provide ...
Better food for an undernourished world The Promise and Challenges of Biofortification HOWARTH E. BOUIS Director HarvestPlus BACKGROUND 0 50 100 150 200 250 India ...
The global bioreactors market is projected to expand at a tremendous rate over the coming years due to the growing emphasis on the development of pharmaceutical drugs across the globe. Moreover, increasing incidences of infections would majorly impel the use of bioreactors for the production of vaccines.
Malnutrition accounts of 30 million deaths. per year ( 1 death per second) (WHO estimate) ... Food Fortification (Expensive approaches) Agricultural Strategies ...
... screened by Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer Plants can be transformed for increased phytase production in the seeds. The transgenic approach will, ...
Breeding and Management Strategies for Enhanced Zn, Se, and I Grain Density in Cereals ... Supplementation/Fortification works but does not reach all ...
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... primary economic systems of agrarian-, industrial-, and knowledge-based service ... Agrarian-Industrial-Knowledge based Agriculture, Antony Trewavas 2001 ...
Eight in ten reported trying to PREVENT a condition through a food purchase; up 10% in one year ... About the marketing channel ... Wheat Marketing Channel ...
1. Consumption of Biofortified Rice Improves the Iron ... John Beard, Pennsylvania State University. Laura Murray-Kolb, Pennsylvania State University ...
... 219.8 20.7 1.0 268.1 109 230.6 24.4 2.0 329.9 134.7 261.8 25.6 The effects of microplex on mineral contents of spinach Cereal grain Zn concentration as ...
... agricultural value chain Sustainable use of natural resources Research on climate change Elimination of diseases and pests ... storage environments Fruit ...
... responsible for the global development, introduction and free distribution of ... HOW DOES IT WORK? ... School of Arts&Sciences - University of Pennsylvania. ...
University of Illinois Urbana-Department of Crop Sciences. HarvestPlus Program ... Age-related Macular Degeneration. Cataract Development. Economic Benefits? ...
Food as a mechanism to improve. Human Health (Contrast to Corn Grain to Fatten Animals) Survey Carotenoid (Pro-vitamin A) ... Breeding for Higher Levels Beta-Carotene ...
qu'il existe une relation entre pratiques alimentaires et sant personnelle ; ... changement des habitudes alimentaires, m dicaments. compl ments int gr s la nourriture ...
Commercial Iron Fortification: $0.10 per person per year. 1.25 billion people in South Asia ... Fortification. Factors Influencing Food Demand. Population ...
... Hygiene Interactions Between Food Systems and Human Health Toxins and Allergens Zoonotic Pathogens Drugs and Medicinal Plants Water-borne Diseases ...
Food Systems in sub-Saharan Africa: Variability, Vulnerability and ... Early sowing (quintal/ha) Late sowing (quintal/ha) Wheat Barley. 12. 6. Wheat. 10. 4 ...
Overnutrition excessive intake leading to energy imbalance, overweight and ... When poverty is added to the picture, it produces a downward spiral that may end ...
Here 'fortification' also covers 'restoration' (restoring nutrients removed by ... The goal of fortification is to increase the micronutrient intake of an ...
Research Manager Livestock Production. ARC LNR. 3. The Mandate of the ARC ... this mandate requires the ARC to peruse a variety of technologies in the quest ...
what are the most important issues that enable successful collaboration between ... Macfarlane Burnet Institute for Medical Research & Public Health ...
OPPORTUNITIES FOR BIOTECH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN AFRICA: ISSUES AND OPTIONS ... on a royalty-free basis for the development of agriculture for the benefit of ...
Development Finance Architecture: What are the Institutional Challenges? Inge Kaul Office of Development Studies (ODS) United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Economic consequences of micro-nutrient status: Challenges and ... Political economy. Convincing Finance Ministers that they should worry about micro-nutrients ...
Title: Evaluating the impact of biofortified crops Author: JOHNH Last modified by: Alicea Murra Created Date: 10/3/2005 8:04:29 PM Document presentation format