Scientists say printed food could change the way we eat

The Independent·Dec 15

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Scientists suggest that printed food could potentially alter eating habits. However, reports also indicate concerns about the nutritional value of food and the planet's limits, although it is unclear how these issues relate to printed food. The connection between printed food and these broader concerns is not clearly defined in the available information.

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