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Anna Pierce, director of sustainability at Tate & Lyle, and Anastasia Volkova, co-founder and CEO at Regrow, talk with Innovation Forum's Ian Welsh about building resilient agricultural supply chains. They discuss why Tate & Lyle brought its regenerative agriculture programme to France after drought disrupted its corn supply, and how data such as drops in yield variability, can be a catalyst for scaling beyond pilot projects.
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