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Genetically engineered barley grown in a secured field in Zurich

Genetically engineered barley, using the CRISPR/Cas method.

This content was published on Aug 9, 2024 Swiss scientists use the new CRISPR method of genetic engineering to try to boost crop yield.

Waiter dressed in black in a restaurant in Zurich,

The ‘dialogue’ community wants to know: do we need a four-day work week?

This content was published on Aug 9, 2024 Should Switzerland introduce a four-day work week? Learn more about the topic with a selection of multimedia content and join the discussion.

CRISPR: Is Switzerland ready to embrace gene editing in agriculture?

This content was published on Aug 9, 2024 Switzerland' two decade-long moratorium on genetically modified crops could make an exception for gene editing.

Swiss franc rally supercharged by search for safe havens

This content was published on Aug 8, 2024 The wave of risk aversion that ripped through markets at the start of the week has supercharged the currency’s appreciation.

Swiss researchers identify sources of smog in Beijing

This content was published on Aug 8, 2024 The origins of smog in the Chinese capital differ between summer and winter, found researchers from the Paul Scherrer Institute.

Avoiding the abattoir: how cows slaughtered on farms feel less stress

This content was published on Aug 8, 2024 Four years ago, the possibility to slaughter animals on farms – rather than in an abattoir – was reinstated in Switzerland.

Business lobby wants SNB to act against strong Swiss franc

This content was published on Aug 8, 2024 The National Bank must act fast to keep the franc’s strength from hurting exports, says the country’s biggest manufacturing lobby.

How ‘nearshoring’ is driving Swiss companies to move to Mexico

This content was published on Aug 8, 2024 Supply chain problems during the pandemic and political power games provide fertile ground for Swiss companies in Mexico.

As of July 3, the European Union (EU) has mandated that caps on PET bottles and Tetra Pak cartons must stay attached even after being unscrewed, aiming to reduce plastic waste in the environment.

Swiss companies must adapt to EU bottle cap regulation

This content was published on Aug 7, 2024 Plastic bottles in the EU must now have caps that remain attached once unscrewed. Swiss companies must adapt, entailing additional work.

Swiss authorities call for ideas for clearing ammunition from lakes

This content was published on Aug 7, 2024 The Federal Office for Armaments, armasuisse is seeking ideas for the environmentally friendly and safe recovery of ammunition from Swiss lakes. The three best ideas will receive a prize of CHF50,000 ($58,389).

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