As the biohacking movement sweeps across India, health-conscious consumers are changing how they evaluate their food. Today’s biohackers look far beyond basic protein, carbohydrate, and fat counts. They scrutinize products for environmental toxins, heavy metal accumulation, microplastics, antibiotics, and inflammatory processing additives. This demand for ultra-clean fuel has created a structural challenge for India—a country with a massive vegetarian population seeking high-quality, bioavailable protein sources. Enter Israel’s world-leading food-technology sector. Through breakthroughs in precision fermentation, cultivated proteins, and microalgae farming, Israeli food-tech startups are delivering clean protein solutions tailored to…
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