Iconic actress Michelle Pfeiffer apologized for her previous comments criticizing Apeel, a plant‑based, edible coating ...

Michelle Pfeiffer has apologized after parroting a fringe theory that a food product with ties to Bill Gates would ...

For now, Apeel is focused on shipping its avocados to more stores — and expanding the range of fruits and vegetables that use its technology. Within the year, Rogers said, he hopes to have Apeel ...

Apeel's asparagus, for example, gets treated at the packing house in Peru. At that point, it should last for about 30 days, compared with the 12 days that the average bunch of asparagus lasts.

Andreessen Horowitz ended up leading Apeel’s subsequent $33-million funding round. In the U.S., Kroger supermarkets nationwide sell Apeel-treated avocados and some are testing asparagus and limes.

Apeel is the next evolution of this idea. Over the last 2,000 years, we have learned a lot about material science; now maybe we can take some of those ideas and apply them the same way the monks ...

Apeel also records and analyzes data about color, texture, size and volume, and feeds this back into its computer systems to inform the development process (put another way, it’s not just ...

Apeel Sciences combats greenhouse gas emissions via its ingenious coating to preserve the shelf life of fruits and vegetables—and it's the ideal investment for a sustainability-minded celebrity ...

Apeel is already expanding outside the United States with partners in Africa to help lessen the load on global infrastructure costs. One of the highest costs a country can bear, Rogers added.

Longer-lasting avocados from Apeel Sciences – which makes invisible plant-based ‘edible skin’ proven to dramatically extend the shelf-life of fruits and vegetables – are rolling out to ...