[Plantish in i24] Israeli company to create 100% plant-based salmon steak thanks to 3D printing
According to the United Nations Food Organization, fish consumption is expected to increase to 224 million tons by 2030. Read more...
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According to the United Nations Food Organization, fish consumption is expected to increase to 224 million tons by 2030. Read more...
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The project started with the goal to save marine life. Read more...
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Plantish, an Israeli startup, wants to revolutionize the food sector and more specifically the way we consume fish. Read more...
Read MoreJun 21, 2022 | News Center, Newsticker
Investment has been flowing into the Israeli high-tech arena for years, accumulating a record-breaking $25 billion in 2021 alone. It’s no secret that the country is home to one of the hottest tech hubs on the globe, earning itself the nickname “The Startup Nation.” With more than 6,000 active startups, it’s also the global leader in startups per capita. Read...
Read MoreMay 22, 2022 | News Center
Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime. But what if you could eat tasty salmon without the need to catch a fish? A group of foodie scientists is on a mission to save our oceans, one fish at a time, by creating boneless fish made entirely out of plants. Their first creation is Plantish Salmon™️ which is high in protein, Omega-3, and healthy fats. Read more...
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