Beotanics has been recognised for its innovative use of sweet potato and wasabi extracts in sustainable food technology, earning the Crop Technology Award at the 2023 Innovation Arena during the National Ploughing Championships.
See articleFitzGerald Nurseries and BeoLab, both divisions of Beotanics, are supporting the revival of Irish seed potato production through the supply of virus-free, certified mini tubers. With DAFM certification and a focus on clean plant technology, the Kilkenny-based nursery plays a vital role in strengthening Ireland’s seed supply chain post-Brexit.
See articleBeotanics is proud to be a key partner in the European Union's Horizon 2020-funded Smart Protein project, a ground-breaking initiative launched in January 2020. This collaborative effort, involving 33 partners across 21 countries, aims to develop sustainable and nutritious alternative protein sources to address global challenges like climate change and food security. The project focuses on creating innovative protein-rich foods from plants and endeavours to revolutionize the protein supply chain, making it more resilient and environmentally friendly.
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Beotanics, an Irish firm, with a growing international reputation for innovation in niche food crop production across the world, is investing €1 million in a new Research & Development Centre which includes a plant science laboratory, plant quarantine and R&D greenhouse at its headquarters in Stoneyford, Co Kilkenny.
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