Money & Markets Report: November 23, 2023

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Theme: Striving for the Casey Award

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Interview: Future Science Series: “Unknown Ingredients”: mXNA and the Kozak Sequence with Daniel Santiago

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  1. Unfortunately Italy’s law covers only vertebrate animals. That means, essentially, animals with a backbone. Guess what: Insects, and most other animals (95% or so, depending on your source), are invertebrates. Apparently Italians can eat bioengineered insects with the rest of us.

    1. Or they can go from $1 per 400g can, $2 per 400g can, $2 per 200g can, $3 per 150g can, $3 per 75g can, then there are no beans ? Crazy example, but the shrinkflation factor is very real.

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