Forget insects and cultivated cells – the meat of the future could be made from wood


By AGENCY

Scientists in Italy are looking into the possibility of creating a new form of meat-free meat using a waste product from paper manufacturing. Photo: AFP

What if, instead of eating crickets or cell-cultured meat, we relied on an everyday raw material to put food on our plates?

That raw material is wood or, rather, a waste product from paper manufacturing.

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