Singapore approves cultured meat in world first
The company behind the cultured chicken says it will be available in restaurants in Singapore and later to consumers as production is scaled up.
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The company behind the cultured chicken says it will be available in restaurants in Singapore and later to consumers as production is scaled up.
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