Pleasure and necessity
Increasing meat consumption and cultivated food products are a major issue, as is the legalisation of cannabis.
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Meat consumption is on the rise, especially in China, where there is a demand for beef. In Brazil, soybean farmers are struggling with the rising demand for pork. At the same time, the world population is growing and needs food. About 50 bathtubs full of water are needed to make a conventional steak. And animal production was responsible for 15 percent of greenhouse gases in 2018.
Cultivated products could counteract this. Up to 10,000 kilos of cultured meat can be produced from the cell sample of a donor animal. The first burgers produced in the laboratory were already presented in London in 2013. Whether such meat will prevail is still uncertain.
There are also other interesting methods to treat food. For example, the Canadian EnWave - https://www.commodity-tv.net/c/search_adv/?v=299137 - has developed a method for dewatering materials. Fast, cost-effective drying has already led to numerous contracts with the food and pharmaceutical industries.
EnWave's technology has also found its way into the rapidly growing cannabis sector. EnWave earns money from licensing agreements with various companies and closed the third quarter of 2019 with record revenues.
Cannabis companies are currently the focus of attention. The wave of legalization is rolling. And medical cannabis is also gaining more and more customers. In the cannabis industry, RavenQuest BioMed - https://www.commodity-tv.net/c/search_adv/?v=299243 - is a multi-business company. The cultivation of cannabis, which is particularly clean and safe for society, naturally plays an important role. RavenQuest BioMed's two production sites deliver top quality.
Current company information and press releases from RavenQuest BioMed (https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/ravenquest-biomed-inc/) and EnWave (https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/enwave-corp/).
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