Viridian Seeds highlighted the progress of the CICERO project, which is developing chickpea varieties adapted to UK conditions.
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Pleased to see the CICERO project's progress highlighted by Niab. Developing chickpea varieties adapted to UK conditions could strengthen domestic plant-protein producti…
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Viridian Seeds
Our mission is to make agriculture and food production sustainable and climate-smart using our proprietary non-GM method
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- Biotechnology Research
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- Cambridge, GB
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Viridian Seeds
Viridian Seeds (VS) is a cutting edge ag-biotech company whose mission is to develop the next-generation of sustainable crops (Super-Crops). We are currently working on creating climate-smart legume (Super-Legumes) and Tomato seeds (Super-Tomatoes) with novel traits for food and nutritional security and to reduce food losses and waste which is critical for transitions towards sustainable food systems. We have a proprietary AI-assisted non-GMO multiple gene discovery platform (MGDP) and a novel cost-effective and cleaner Gene Editing method for accelerated product development. Our products will benefit farmers, consumers and the planet
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