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Would you eat a lab-grown burger? Food grown from cells could be on UK shelves within two years

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Would you eat a lab-grown burger? Food grown from cells could be on UK shelves within two years

Once the stuff of sci-fi novels, food grown in a laboratory could be approved for human consumption in the UK within two years.

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