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Still, Spiber shows every sign of working on brewed proteins and understands the price point they need to meet.

Perhaps they have discovered a work-around for the issues you raise. At least they are talking about how much they want to charge. All Thompson has mentioned is $300 per kilo. A different ballpark altogether.

Until Spiber indicates they are changing their focus to pharmaceuticals, I’ll continue to believe they can be a serious competitor … at $30 to $50/kilo.