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The future of food technology
*Denis Loctier, euronews:* "Nature and traditional agriculture could feed our ancestors, but today there are seven and a half billion people on the planet. Our urbanised society needs new…
*Denis Loctier, euronews:* "Nature and traditional agriculture could feed our ancestors, but today there are seven and a half billion people on the planet. Our urbanised society needs new technologies."
In a special edition of "Futuris:http://www.euronews.com/programs/futuris", we investigate how scientists and engineers are helping farmers, entrepreneurs and industrialists across Europe."
*Busy as a bee*
Alexandros Gousiaris manages 700 hives at his apiary in central Greece. Each hive needs …
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