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Producing good quality and abundant food

Food production is still ahead of expected population growth, but changes in dietary habits fostered by economic development are boosting the demand for high value food products, such as meat, fruits and vegetables.

We contribute to producing good quality and abundant food by:
Providing solutions that improve crop health and productivity while protecting environmental health
Developing enhanced crop varieties with improved quality traits, including increased nutritional value
Providing technical support and training to farming communities within the framework of Integrated
Crop Management (ICM)
Cooperating with stakeholders in the food chain to enhance the value and quality of food
Integrating food-safety aspects into R&D activities
Helping avoid microbiological contaminants issues, such as mycotoxins through technology provision


Managing crop losses and developing enhanced varieties

Annual global crop losses avoided by the use of crop protection products are estimated to be as much as 30 – 40% at a global level. R & D towards enhanced varieties will also contribute to higher yields and improved quality produce, including increased nutritional value. Therefore, these technologies are essential to secure the supply of high quality and abundant food.

Enhancing global food standards
In many other countries, a variety of food safety and hygiene standards have been developed. Bayer CropScience is cooperating with stakeholders in the food chain at different levels to help them attain the increasingly demanding market requirements.

Challenges
As the demand and availability of food, at even higher standards, increases still further, we are committed to assist all stakeholders in the food chain to find solutions to satisfy consumers’ demands whilst acknowledging their perspectives.

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[ last update: Friday, July 18, 2008 ]