"Cell-cultured agriculture" & sustainable development/ food tech news Asia
“Cell-cultured agriculture” & sustainable development

Recently, the Japanese Prime Minister, Fumio Kishida, said that Japan would focus on cell-cultured agriculture as a means of reducing the country's carbon footprint.

In his speech, Mr. Kishida emphasized the importance of supporting a sustainable food supply and contributing to solving the world's food problems. The Prime Minister highlighted the potential of food tech, including cell-cultured medium meat. Apparently, Prime Minister Kishida is looking forward to creating a new agricultural sector that should increase the country's sustainability; the Prime Minister added in his statement that: "We . . .

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