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Cadmium in Our Plates: Levers and Innovations to Limit Its Presence in Food
Cadmium, a metal naturally present in the environment, has become an unwanted element in our diet. Revealing an overexposure of the French population, the report published by Anses in March 2026 highlights the need to lower the cadmium levels in food. Solutions are emerging at the intersection of agronomy, genetics, and technology. Here, we review five of them to understand how they can help limit its presence in food.
Aurore Dupont - 13 July 2026
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Medical Cannabis: Canada Dominates Global Exports, Germany Fuels Consumption Growth
With over 275 tons of medical cannabis exported in 2025, Canada crushes international competition. Germany, whose market is expected to weigh nearly $1.5 billion by the end of 2026 and represent nearly 10% of the estimated $12.7 billion global market, has become one of the main drivers of global consumption growth, thanks to the rise of teleclinics. However, this momentum could be hindered by future regulatory reforms, according to Prohibition Partners, a leading platform dedicated to the professional cannabis market.
Aurore Dupont - 17 June 2026
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The End of the Single Agricultural Model
A recent study from the Ministry of Agriculture's Center for Studies and Prospective highlights a major shift: French agriculture is no longer structured solely by the size of farms or their productions, but by the increasing diversity of entrepreneurial projects that drive them.
La Rédaction - 11 February 2026
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AI: The New Engine of French Agriculture, Balancing Competitiveness and Sovereignty
An official report published at the end of 2025 identifies artificial intelligence as a strategic lever to enhance the competitiveness and sovereignty of French agriculture, far beyond a mere technological challenge.
La rédaction - 3 February 2026
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Has Ecology Erased Humanity? A Problem or a Mistake?
What if ecology has been targeting the wrong issues for a century? Born to understand the relationships between living beings and their environment, ecology has gradually sidelined humanity, even as our species has become the dominant force in the biosphere. Ecology can no longer ignore a true human ecology since humans transform all environments.
3 February 2026
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