Japanese researchers have developed an eco-friendly electrical pulse technique that eliminates dangerous parasites from raw seafood without affecting its flavor, while also showing potential for industrial applications, Japan’s first specialist meat substitute company is tackling greenhouse gas emissions by producing a range of plant-based alternative meats that are gaining popularity across Asia.
The Brief #27 Zapping fish parasites, Meat alternatives
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