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LINKTV Witness July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

LINKTV Witness July 13, 2024

Host welcome to america, where the cattle and the cowboys have always been the backbone of the nation. But are they facing the end of an era . Man we got everything. Beef, chicken, ribs. Were the only place putting ribs in rockn ribs. Host as Global Demand for meat soars, billiondollar startups are taking on the meat industry. Theyre making meat with plants. And growing meat in labs, cell by cell. Man so, you dont see nenecessarily, like,e, a steak a chicken breast growing in the culture. Second man cows cows, cows, cows, cows, cows, cows, cows, cows, cows, cows. Host the cattlemen call it fak...

Nick Halla joins Hoxton Farms board - Vimarsana News

Nick Halla joins Hoxton Farms board

The former chief strategy officer and senior vice president of international for Impossible Foods is the latest addition to company's board and is 'huge vote in confidence’ in the latest of a series of big scale-up moves.

Knowing North Asian market key for NZ - Vimarsana News

Knowing North Asian market key for NZ

"We need to get better at articulating our vision for what New Zealand stands for." That is the message from now Queenstown-based entrepreneur...

Source: odt.co.nz
Domino's Australia Brings Impossible Beef to 700 Stores - Vimarsana News

Domino's Australia Brings Impossible Beef to 700 Stores

The vegan shift is in full swing Down Under as Domino's adds Impossible Beef to 700 menus across Australia and New Zealand.

The US$290b fund helping make tiny Singapore an agricultural powerhouse - Vimarsana News

The US$290b fund helping make tiny Singapore an agricultural powerhouse

Temasek Holdings chief executive officer (CEO) Dilhan Pillay runs a US$290 billion state-owned investment empire. But every quarter he spends up to two hours chatting to a man in Indonesia about fish.