Hacking the food chain, Silicon Valley style
date:Jul 10, 2015
nufacturing for mankind. It's environmentally responsible, efficient and humane.

In 2013, Mark Post, a professor of tissue engineering at Netherlands-based Maastricht University presented the first lab-grown hamburger.

The product, backed by Google co-founder Sergey Brin, was derided as a Frankenburger but nonetheless sparked interest in lab-produced foods.

San Francisco-based Clara Foods is using a similar in-vitro technique to produce animal free egg whites, while in the same city lab-produ
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