If you shop at Whole Foods for produce, you may have noticed that some items feature a label about a protective coating. Is this preservative apeel?

What is Apeel made out of? The protective coating is meant to keep fruits and vegetable safe, but some say the compound can cause allergic reactions.

Apeel Sciences was founded in 2012 by CEO James Rogers. He received two grants from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, ...

The actress Michelle Pfeiffer has launched a rare attack against Bill Gates, criticising him for playing a significant role ...

Michelle Pfeiffer is taking a stand on the future of produce in America and calling out Bill Gates in the process.

Actress Michelle Pfeiffer slams Apeel Sciences, an edible, plant-derived food spray that extends food shelf life ...

Apeel is on a mission to create a healthier and more sustainable global food system by working with nature to use the power of materials and data sciences. Apeel’s plant-based protection allows ...

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 received substantial funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which lauded the product as a potential way to "protect crops from bacteria, fungi, and insects; ...

Fact check: Apeel produce coating edible, considered safe by FDA “Bill Gates does not own Bragg,” says a Nov. 17 post on the company’s verified Instagram account .

To learn more about why an avocado turns brown and if it’s safe to eat, we spoke with Savannah Braden, a biological scientist and the associate director of technology at Apeel Sciences, a food ...

The food tech brand received two grants from the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation in 2012 and 2015 totaling less than $1.1 million.