Nature's Fynd offers new fungi-based complete protein food

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By Dawn HammonOct 11, 2022, 4:30 pm204 pts
It’s rare that a new food source comes along. Especially one that holds the potential to provide a reliable food supply for billions of people without stressing the planet’s limited usable land and water resources. Yet Nature’s Fynd seems to do just that. The company has developed a microbe found in…

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