European governments deliver €500m boost to sustainable proteins sector

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Nimrod Genisher

But fast-expanding industry warns public research funding is not being matched by coherent policy strategy to accelerate development of crucial low carbon sector

The European Union (EU) and its member states have awarded out almost half a billion Euros of funding to support the development of more sustainable proteins, according to new figures released by the Good...

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