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Why trade system turbulence is threatening seed security

The fragility of international seed supply as a result of disruptions to global trading systems and their impact on food supply chain were highlighted at the World Seed Congress

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Why trade system turbulence is threatening seed security

Delegates from more than 70 countries gathered in Istanbul for the largest seed industry event in the world, to deliberate on the opportunities and challenges the sector faces. Opening the congress,...

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