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Waikato startup develops anti-Covid product

Agritech firm seeking investment to take its virus-busting technology to the next stage.

Maria Slade Wed, 03 Nov 2021

A dairy-based product being developed by a Waikato startup has the potential to offer immune support against Covid-19.

Ruakura Technologies has proved the concept and lodged a patent for its technology, and is now seeking investors to take the business to the next level.

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