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When will we be eating lab-grown meat?

Singapore’s approval of cultured chicken nuggets in December 2020 could be a watershed moment for the uptake of lab-grown meat. What is the economic outlook for this market, what are the regulatory considerations, and when are we likely to see more widespread approvals? This white paper shines a light on the lab-grown meat situation.

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