DACH consumers prioritize performance-led beauty, reveals Revieve
A Revieve trend report has revealed that DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) consumers are increasingly making science-driven, personalized, and performance-based purchases.
North American Ranchers Engage with FAO on Importance Of Healthy Rangelands And Pastoralists
July 2026, Calgary: Rangelands and the pastoralists who use them have critical roles to play in assuring global food sec…
🎥 Inside Faraday Earth’s bid to make cheap green ammonia without Haber-Bosch
[Disclosure: AgFunderNews’ parent company AgFunder is an investor in Faraday Earth] Can a container-sized plasma reactor…
富美实近年第三个创新除草分子进入监管阶段：Rimisoxafen美国登记申请正式提交
世界农化网中文网报道：近日，富美实（FMC）公司宣布，已向美国环保署（EPA）正式提交新型除草剂活性成分rimisoxafen的登记申请，这是该活性成分在全球范围内的首次监管提交。美国市场的申请覆盖玉米、大豆、向日葵及部分豆类作物。
Belle Brands acquires Versed to grow clean skin care portfolio in mass retail
Belle Brands has acquired Versed, a clean, solutions-driven skin care and makeup brand founded by Katherine Power.
Hutton Awarded £146,000 From National Lottery Heritage Fund To Preserve Scotland’s Soil Mapping Heritage
July 2026, UK: Today, The James Hutton Institute, Scotland’s leading interdisciplinary research institute for sustainabl…
🎥 Can non thermal plasma seed treatment move from lab curiosity to broadacre reality?
[Disclosure: AgFunderNews’ parent company AgFunder is an investor in Sylvarum] Using non-thermal plasma or high voltage …
Aora México brings plastic-free beauty packaging to Sephora
Aora México, a color cosmetics brand that uses fully plastic-free and fully recyclable packaging, has launched at Sephora. Aora says it is “the first plastic-free beauty brand” to launch at the retailer, reflecting the beauty industry’s shift toward reduced reliance on single-use packaging.
The Future Flock: An Industry-led Plan For Australia’s Sheepmeat And Wool Sector
July 2026, AU: The Future Flock: A shared, long-term framework that highlights the key strategic issues of mutual and en…
Walmart mercury skin cream settlement pressures e-commerce accountability
A legal settlement between Walmart and the Mercury Policy Project (MPP) is reigniting debates over the responsibility of online retailers in selling unsafe cosmetics. Under the terms of Proposition 65 in California, US, Walmart has agreed to remove mercury-laced skin-lightening creams from its online store. The retailer has now committed to proactively requiring certain third-party sellers to test their merchandise for mercury before it is offered for sale.