If you’re still holding you must stay a believer in the potential for lupin protein to make inroads into the market share of soy. It does appear we have a real substitute in Buntine Protein. Validation from the CSIRO provides a decent level of credibility on this point.
Based on a bit of simple Google searching only, there is pressure on the use of soy given the negative effects of its farming on the environment.
A sole focus from WOA on lupin protein seems like the only way now for the company to prove it has real value soon or die.
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| 6 | 1344714 | 2.0¢ |
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