Bioeconomy sector: New S$118m initiative to fund industry initiatives over 5 years

CNA5 hours ago5:14

Singapore is giving its bioeconomy sector a S$118 million boost. That is, using living organisms to produce things - from chemicals and materials, to ingredients in everyday products. A S$50 million National Centre for Engineering Biology at NUS has also been officially launched. Beatrice Yap reports.

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