1) It's a small island, but it's also a major trading port. Which means its whole economy is already geared towards importing food from neighboring countries.
2) On the other hand: no domestic industry to disrupt! No domestic farming groups lobbying against meat substitutes, which may push research/distribution furhter along.
1) It's a small island, but it's also a major trading port. Which means its whole economy is already geared towards importing food from neighboring countries.
2) On the other hand: no domestic industry to disrupt! No domestic farming groups lobbying against meat substitutes, which may push research/distribution furhter along.