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Israeli Food Tech Development Under Scrutiny Amid Allegations of Resource Misuse

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 4
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An independent report details how Israeli food technology, including advancements in lab-grown and cell-cultivated foods, is being utilized by companies like Celleste Bio. Celleste Bio, which produced the world’s first lab-grown chocolate bars in April, is backed by Mondelez International. The report alleges that Israel uses this food tech narrative to distract from human rights issues against Palestinians, amidst the ongoing situation in Gaza.

From middleeasteye.net

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The report claims that Israel's illegal occupation and destruction of Palestinian land are incompatible with climate justice. Furthermore, the allegations suggest that Israeli food tech practices are linked to Mondelez International, which is a major global food and beverage conglomerate.

From middleeasteye.net

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