Britain must break free of Europe’s food protectionism – or risk missing the agri-tech boom
Unencumbered by the bloc’s de facto ban, the UK has an opportunity to become a global leader in cell-grown meat
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Unencumbered by the bloc’s de facto ban, the UK has an opportunity to become a global leader in cell-grown meat
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