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It's an interesting question. At Infinite Food[0] we believe the key thing we can certainly bet on is change, so we're building supply chains that support both
by contingencies 9y ago
It's an interesting question. At Infinite Food[0] we believe the key thing we can certainly bet on is change, so we're building supply chains that support both conventional and emerging proteins, and total end customer transparency. We then expect to develop a sideline in assisting emerging protein providers analyzing the market response to new products as they emerge, in different sub-market demographics.
Wild, conventionally farmed, locally raised, imported, free range, organic, insect, lab-grown, algae or plant-based proteins all have strong economic, ethical, environmental, technical or health arguments... and limitations!
[0] http://infinite-food.com/ http://infinite-food.com/
- proginthebox 9y agoIt would be nice if you could make this reply more generic.
- contingencies 9y agoAgreed. If you come up with any ideas let me know :) Seriously though, in a 'software person does hardware' scenario, is aiming for a generic and modular solution not the de-facto approach?