Kerry company working to improve crop tolerance to climate change stresses

The four-year CropPrime project is funded up to €1m under the EU’s Horizon-Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions programme.

BioAtlantis manufactures plant biostimulant products using natural compounds derived from renewable marine and terrestrial resources, including seaweed. Picture: Domnick Walsh 

A Kerry-based biotechnology company is a partner in a new European research project focusing on developing novel technologies to improve crop tolerances to stresses associated with climate change.

BioAtlantis manufactures plant biostimulant products using natural compounds derived from renewable marine and terrestrial resources, including seaweed.