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🟢Salmon from a 3D printer has appeared on American shelves

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The creators claim that it is indistinguishable from the real thing in both taste and texture. Would you eat it?Artificial food is becoming more and more common around the world. What will we be eating soon? The answer is in the film ‘Future Food:...
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Foods obtained through 3D printers could soon reach the shelves of stores in the US. What differences exist between these foods and ordinary food.

Foods obtained with 3D printers could soon reach the shelves of stores in the northeastern United States. A technology company in Israel uses this method to produce meat and fish based on plants, trying to reproduce more accurately the texture and appearance of conventional products, reports Mediafax, reading The Independent. The company claims that [...]

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Foods produced with 3D printers could soon appear on shelves in stores in the United States. Technology is used to create vegetable alternatives to meat and fish, with a similar look and texture to traditional products. An Israeli food technology company is preparing the distribution of such products in the north-east USA. [...]

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news-pravda.com broke the news on Saturday, October 17, 2026.
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