Bless AgriFood Laboratoy

23/01/2025

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19/01/2025

Bless Agri Food Laboratory Plc wishes you a very blessed and joyful epiphany!

16/01/2025

We are so honoured and delighted to work together with our new partner, Sanku, a company dedicated to making fortified foods accessible and affordable across Africa.

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11/10/2019

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ጠቅላይ ሚኒስትር ዐቢይ አህመድ የዚህን ዓመት የሰላም የኖቤል ሽልማት ማሸነፋቸውን የኖቤል ፋውንዴሽን አስታወቀ…

14/09/2019

These products have food safety issues or are from an unknown producer without the manufacturer’s information and/or best before dates. AVOID!

12/06/2019

Consumer safety! Beware of these goods!

10/03/2019

Bless Laboratory expresses its extreme sorrow on the crash of Ethiopian Airlines flight bound to Nairobi today on March 10. May God be with the families and the people of Ethiopia at the difficult time.

04/12/2018

Happening Now: stakeholders meeting Kaleb Hotel organized by Bless AgriFood Lab

29/07/2018

Congratulations Professor!

Leading Ethiopian botanical scientist, Professor Sebsebe Demissew, has been elected as a Foreign Member of the Royal Society, becoming the first ever Sub-Saharan African scientist to be elected in the Society’s 357-year history.

On 13th July, the Professor was formally admitted to the Society at the Admissions Day ceremony, where he signed the Charter Book and the Obligation of the Fellows of the Royal Society.

This follows an announcement, in May 2018, that sixty eminent scientists from around the world have been elected as Fellows and Foreign Members of the Royal Society, in recognition for their exceptional contributions to science.

Professor Sebsebe has been made a Foreign Member for his lifelong work on promoting Ethiopian biodiversity and the direct benefit this has daily for people in his country, and right across Africa, and joins the likes of Elon Musk and Jim Al-Khalili.

Professor Sebsebe said:

“I am honoured and delighted to become a Foreign Member. I see my election as an honour for all African Scientists and collaborators. This is a sign that the quality of our work is being recognised internationally. I hope that I will be able to use my membership of the Royal Society to further strengthen links between scientists in the UK and Africa in general, and those that aspire to be Future Leaders of African Independent Research, in particular. I am also inspired to contribute to the improvement of the quality of education and scientific research in Ethiopia”.

Venki Ramakrishnan, President of the Royal Society, said:

“Our Fellows are key to the Royal Society’s fundamental purpose of using science for the benefit of humanity. From Norwich to Melbourne to Ethiopia, this year’s newly elected Fellows and Foreign Members of the Royal Society are testament that science is a global endeavour and excellent ideas transcend borders. We also recognise the cutting-edge innovation taking place across industry, with many of this year’s Fellows coming from the thriving tech industry. For their outstanding contributions to research and innovation, both now and in the future, it gives me great pleasure to welcome the world’s best scientists into the ranks of the Royal Society.”

Sebsebe is Professor of Plant Systematics and Biodiversity in Addis Ababa University and Executive Director of the Gullele Botanic Garden in Addis Ababa. His research has documented the plant resources and vegetation of Ethiopia and Eritrea and their use by indigenous communities. He led the Ethiopian Flora Project from 1996 to its successful completion in 2009, involving 91 scientists from 17 countries. He has published over 50 new plant taxa and a species is named in his honour Aloe weloensis Sebsebe.

Professor Sebsebe is a recipient of the prestigious Kew International Medal, an annual award given to individuals for distinguished, internationally-recognised work aligned with the mission of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew (RBGK), where he is an Honorary Research Fellow. He also received an honorary doctorate from Nottingham University in 2010 and is an Honorary Professor at the University’s School of Biosciences.

Professor Sir Martyn Poliakoff CBE FREng FRS, former Foreign Secretary of the Royal Society and Research Professor of Chemistry at the University of Nottingham, added:

“I am absolutely delighted by Professor Sebsebe’s honour. I have known him nearly 15 years. He is an outstanding scientist and is an Honorary Professor at our University. I’m sure that his Foreign Membership will be a huge boost for science in Ethiopia and across the whole Africa”.

Over the years, Professor Sebsebe has had a number of successful collaborative research projects with a number of Universities in Europe and Africa. With this recognition, he hopes to advance the links between Ethiopian and UK universities and institutions, as well as between the Royal Society and the Ethiopian Academy of Sciences.

Embassy of The Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia
London, UK 20 July, 2018

20/07/2018

Swab test for hotels, restaurants, food and beverage manufacturers! Environmental testing now available!

16/07/2018

Capital, the paper that promotes free enterprise is an Ethiopian weekly business newspaper published and distributed by Crown Publishing Plc.

08/07/2018

08/07/2018

27/06/2018

Pesticides, pesticides, pesticides! They are killing the pollinators!

If Kroger is serious about protecting pollinators, people and the planet, it must phase out the use of toxic pesticides on the food it sells and increase its domestic organic offerings.

14/06/2018

What is aflatoxin?

12/06/2018

Are you wondering if there is a capacity in Ethiopia for Lab testing?

30/05/2018

Our new office in Meskel Flower is now ready to take your samples! You will find us right at the Meskel Flower round about, at Duki building ground floor! Coming closer to you!

08/04/2018

Happy Easter! መልካም በዓል!