Green grub? Swiss supermarket to sell insect burgers

BusinessGreen staff
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Swiss shoppers will soon be able to purchase burgers and meatballs made from mealworms after change to food safety rules

A supermarket in Switzerland will soon be stocking low-carbon burgers made from insects after the country changed its food safety laws to allow more alternative protein products onto the market. The...

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