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Features : Plant Tissue Culture Seen As Strategic Tool For Food Security

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June 24, 2026

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Food security has long been a strategic national priority for Malaysia, a country that remains heavily reliant on imports to meet domestic food demand. However, challenges such as climate uncertainty and disruptions to global supply chains pose long-term risks to the nation’s food supply, underscoring the need for authorities to explore approaches that can ensure Malaysia is able to produce food sustainably for its people. Agricultural biotechnology is increasingly seen as a key enabler in supporting the government’s efforts to strengthen national food security. Rising to this challenge is YSG Bioscape Sdn Bhd – a BioNexus-status subsidiary of Sabah Foundation – which specialises in plant tissue culture technology.

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· Jun 28, 2026

Hidden hunger: Fixing the micronutrient crisis

Several public programmes have demonstrated how food security can evolve into nutrition security

Armstrong Economics

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· Jul 6, 2026

The War on Agriculture Never Ends

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Mindanao Times

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· Jul 6, 2026

Safer mangoes through near-infrared technology: Can be a rapid screening method for pesticide residues

BY JULA MAE E. BESEOS, PhD in Agricultural Engineering/ Central Mindanao University faculty FOOD SAFETY remains one of the most pressing concerns in modern agriculture, particularly for fruits intended for

UrduPoint

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· Jun 21, 2026

Enhanced investment in agriculture vital for food security : Saif Ur Rehman

Enhanced investment in agriculture vital for food security : Saif Ur Rehman

ANTARA News

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· Jun 26, 2026

Ministry bolsters food program oversight with risk management

The Coordinating Ministry for Food Affairs is strengthening oversight for national food programs by adopting ...

mindbodygreen

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· Jun 27, 2026

The Real Reason Fermented Foods Are Beneficial (It's Not Probiotics)

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Related coverage for "Features : Plant Tissue Culture Seen As Strategic Tool For Food Security": The Hindu BusinessLine — Hidden hunger: Fixing the micronutrient crisis. Armstrong Economics — The War on Agriculture Never Ends. Mindanao Times — Safer mangoes through near-infrared technology: Can be a rapid screening method for pesticide residues. UrduPoint — Enhanced investment in agriculture vital for food security : Saif Ur Rehman. ANTARA News — Ministry bolsters food program oversight with risk management. mindbodygreen — The Real Reason Fermented Foods Are Beneficial (It's Not Probiotics)