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ISAAA E-newsletter Marks 25 Years, Introduces Tiered Subscriptions for Next-Level Biotech Insights

By Kristine Grace Tome

July 16, 2025

Since 2001, ISAAA, Inc. has been distributing news and research highlights on crop biotechnology globally. Five years after its inception, the number of subscribers grew rapidly to almost 200,000 subscribers and over one million page views, which indicates the delivery of quality content to its target audience.

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