Agribusiness Task Force: Sustainable Markets Initiative launches new regenerative agriculture push

James Murray
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Regenerative agriculture aims to have positive outcomes on nature, such as nourishing the soil, increasing biodiversity, or improving water quality | Credit: Unilever
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Regenerative agriculture aims to have positive outcomes on nature, such as nourishing the soil, increasing biodiversity, or improving water quality | Credit: Unilever

Prince of Wales-backed initiative brings together leading food businesses to explore how to accelerate adoption of more sustainable farming practices

The Sustainable Markets Initiative (SMI) will today formally launch a new Agribusiness Task Force, designed to bring together CEOs from across the food and agricultural sector and leading experts in the...

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