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The future of food: How to farm insects for a growing population

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The future of food: How to farm insects for a growing population

Will we be eating insects in the future? �鶹��ý's Alex Wilkins recently took a look inside a huge vertical insect farm in France to see what the future of food might look like and taste like.

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