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  1. Lol. No one is going voluntarily to eat these disgusting fucking franken-foods (all packed with GMOs and chemicals) unless you force them to do so. But keep believing!

    1. Our biggest dairy (read:milk powder) export market is a communist country. Of course they’re gonna tell their people what to eat/drink.

    2. How many Big Macs are sold in this country every year? Your argument is flawed beyond comprehension.

    3. People would not have a clue what solid is added to their processed food. It’s not a glass of milk.

  2. I am no scientist but there a lot of proteins that are “brewed” on an industrial scale. Monoclonal antibodies used in oncology treatments being an example. There must be differences but I hardly think it will be a quantum leap before it’s viable.

  3. If people think they are poor now just wait till our dairy industry is destroyed.
    The irony is that our major market, China, is also supposed to be our enemy.
    Meanwhile, our friends whom Winston Peters wants us to join in military alliance USA, Britain, the EU, Canada Japan, India all place quota and tariffs on our dairy products.
    This behavior by our friends is not new. During the height of the cold war we had to trade with Russia. Iran has also been a prominent partner.
    Fonterra does not want to be a supplier of bulk powder but if our allies and our major market refuse to allow us to supply value added product what can we do.

  4. Factory produced meat has not been widely recognized as a substitute for the real think and I think substitute milk will be the same.

    1. Trevor it is powder that’s added to food. It’s got bugger all to do with a glass of milk

  5. Except with a far higher pollution footprint, as the raw ingredients to the fermentation process require greater inputs of fertiliser, land, water, and agrichemicals than the dairy industry does.

    1. That is wrong, you compare feeding a cow to get milk (along with #1 & #2 outputs) which we dry and get the protein we want from to having bacterium making that specific protein in ideal conditions and the water/energy used is probably 10 to 20% of the cow based system. Personal I have not eaten dairy products for decades so I don’t see the point in people wanting to consume them but as long as people are ruled by their taste buds people will supply what they want and the lowest cost supplier will get the majority of the market.

  6. Might be a good thing – bird flu has just crossed to cattle.

  7. Even if factory meat & milk become a successful thing, there will be high end consumers demanding the real stuff. Like champagne from champagne not sparkling wine from Oz. Also ironically there will be a big contingent of greenies who only want to put ‘natural food’ into their bodies.

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