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Joint venture to mine produce waste for valuable extracts

‘Bioprospecting incubator’ is targeting growing consumer demand for functional foods

Kiwifruit and avocado skin potentially contain more valuable compounds than the fruit itself and a new joint initiative wants to extract that value.

Bay of Plenty-based Te Whāi Ao Ltd has joined forces with Hamilton-based nanotech business Ligar LP to develop a pipeline of high-value bioactive

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