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The Israeli start-up Phytolon has picked the synthetic biology company Ginkgo Bioworks to help it scale up production of natural food colors. Phytolon says it has developed a process for making betalain pigments via yeast fermentation. Ginkgo will use its cell-programming skills to help Phytolon maximize the efficiency of purple and yellow betalain-producing strains.
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