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Jennifer Marston

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As seen in: Agfunder, Medium, StreetInsider, Genetic Literacy Project, Organic Consumers Association, 3BL Media, AgFunderNews, Fresh Plaza, The Spoon, Farmlandgrab, Perishable News and
Food and ag tech writer. Find me on AgFunder, Green Queen, The Spoon, and more.
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AgriFood Signals: $30m for meatpacking tech, Rabobank sells Foodbytes, job cuts at Aleph Farms

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By Jennifer Marston 
| AgFunderNews
Image credit: Marble Technologies AgFunderNews rounds up the most important fundings, mergers, acquisitions, closures, and industry buzz in agtech and foodtech.
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What investors should know before backing AI tools for food waste management: report

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By Jennifer Marston 
| AgFunderNews
AI tools for measuring and managing food waste are gaining traction, but adoption remains fragmented, with companies relying on a patchwork of solutions. Some technologies have been in use for years in places like commercial kitchens, some are in the earliest stages of development, and some may have little impact at all. For agrifoodtech investors, it’s important to understand where these differences lie—something addressed in a new report from ReFED and The Spoon.
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Why Regenerative Agriculture Is Not a Replacement for Organic

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By Kendra Klein, Jennifer Marston 
| Agroempresario
A new analysis of regenerative agriculture certification programs has reignited debate over how sustainability claims are defined and verified across the food industry. According to information reported by AgFunderNews, environmental organization Friends of the Earth argues that regenerative agriculture should serve as a pathway toward organic production rather than a substitute for it, citing significant differences in standards, pesticide restrictions, and verification systems.
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