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Hard to Swallow: Food Truck Patrons Get First Taste Of 3D-Printed Meat – Free Press of Jacksonville

Consumers were skeptical when Redefine Meat set out to produce animal-free meat with a three-dimensional printer, but the product’s first taste test was a success. The Israeli startup announced its plans for a more efficient, sustainable [...]

Source: Free Press of Jacksonville – Florida’s First Coast Quality Black Weekly

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