Coverage dated October 27, 2021

Idaho/California companies announce plans for gene-edited strawberries

Headline from East Idaho News

BOISE (AP) — An Idaho company that successfully brought genetically modified potatoes to the market announced an agreement Thursday to help a California-based plant breeding company grow strawberries they say will stay fresh longer and have a longer growing season. J.R.

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East Idaho News
Idaho/California companies announce plans for gene-edited strawberries (opens East Idaho News)
Published Oct 27, 2021
East Idaho News's feed description
BOISE (AP) — An Idaho company that successfully brought genetically modified potatoes to the market announced an agreement Thursday to help a California-based plant breeding company grow strawberries they say will stay fresh longer and have a longer growing season. J.R.
WHEC Rochester
US companies announce plans for gene-edited strawberries (opens WHEC Rochester)
Published Oct 27, 2021
Richmond Times-Dispatch's feed description
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — An Idaho company that successfully brought genetically modified potatoes to the market announced an agreement Thursday to help a California-based plant breeding company grow strawberries they
FOX 5 New York
Gene-edited strawberries could hit stores (opens FOX 5 New York)
Published Oct 27, 2021
FOX 5 New York's feed description
A company that successfully brought genetically modified potatoes to the market has announced an agreement to help a plant breeding company grow strawberries they say will stay fresh longer and have a longer growing season.
Washington Examiner
US companies unveil gene-edited strawberries, improving freshness and reducing waste (opens Washington Examiner)
Published Oct 27, 2021
Washington Examiner's feed description
Two companies jointly announced Thursday that they had plans to start producing genetically edited strawberries in order to improve freshness and reduce waste.
The Hill
Companies planning gene-edited strawberries to reduce waste (opens The Hill)
Published Oct 27, 2021
The Hill's feed description
Two companies announced on Thursday they are planning on gene-editing strawberries to reduce waste.
Newsweek
Coming soon to a supermarket near you: Genetically modified strawberries (opens Newsweek)
Published Oct 27, 2021
Newsweek's feed description
The gene-editing would produce strawberries that stay fresh longer and could grow for extended seasons.

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