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Oct 2023
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The Challenge of Scaling Nature: Tyler H...

Fast Company
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James Vincent talks with Tyler Huggins, CEO and co-founder of Meati, about sustainability, how to introduce the new with the familiar, and how startups are looking to nature for the next innovation. 
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