Black tech food is coming! Japanese giants create bio-alternative food feasts
Recently, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported that food giants are introducing biotechnology to prevent food crises.
moreRecently, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported that food giants are introducing biotechnology to prevent food crises.
moreA Japanese research institute has found that if the world does not act aggressively to combat climate change, rice production could plunge by 35 percent and there will be a large increase in low-quality rice, such as white and opaque "chalky grains."
moreA tropical storm made landfall in northern Japan Monday, dumping some of the heaviest rainfall on record and forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights.
morePanic buying in Japan after the Meteorological Agency issued a warning of a massive earthquake led to a surge in demand for disaster relief kits and daily necessities on Saturday, prompting authorities to urge people to avoid stockpiling supplies.
moreSouth Korea's "Central Daily" reported on the 8th that a series of electric vehicle fires in South Korea recently caused deep concern among battery manufacturers in South Korea.
moreDeep exploration of India's major cities, it is not difficult to find a common phenomenon: the scarcity of large shopping malls, which hides complex institutional factors, especially the shadow of institutional excess.
moreThe Vietnamese capital Hanoi has reported its first death from a strain of streptococcus suis this year.
moreBangladesh, a vibrant country in South Asia, has recently attracted global attention amid a political storm.
moreThe South Korean government held a meeting on Friday (August 2) on the situation of e-commerce arrears to understand the current situation and plan for future responses. It is understood that the amount owed by the two e-commerce platforms is likely to exceed 800 billion won.
moreThe Indonesian island of Bali is seeing a record number of international tourists, but a growing number are opting to stay in illegal villas and budget hotels, raising fears among Balinese that the local tourism industry will suffer.
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