3D printed fish fillet ready to cook!

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A foodtech company from Israel 3D-printed a ready-to-cook fish fillet using animal cells cultivated in the laboratory. This is the first 3D-printed fish, while cow and chicken 3D-printed meat is now available in the market.

 

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