Fruit flies help Future Fields fuel sustainable growth

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Future Fields co-founder and COO Jalene Anderson-Baron talks about building a company that uses fruit flies to more sustainably generate a key ingredient for life sciences R&D, while building a culture that is sustainable for its workers, too. Faaiza Ramji and Karen Unland also check in on some other cellular agriculture news.
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Karen Unland
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Fruit flies help Future Fields fuel sustainable growth
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