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Fake shrimp, coming to a marketplace near you
In April, we devoted an entire show to seafood . After our broadcast, the Associated Press team responsible for the jaw-dropping “Seafood From Slaves” series we discussed on the show won a Pulitzer for Public Service. We continue to have sustainable shrimp on the brain.
In April, we devoted an entire show to seafood. After our broadcast, the Associated Press team responsible for the jaw-dropping “Seafood From Slaves” series we discussed on the show won a Pulitzer for Public Service. We continue to have sustainable shrimp on the brain. So we reached out to Olga Khazan, a staff writer at The Atlantic, to learn about a startup she covered, New Wave Foods, which is producing synthetic shrimp that never once wriggled in the ocean.
Music: "Country Town"
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