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In Episode 3, Ira van Eelen (Co-Founder of KindEarth.Tech) introduces Tjeerd de Groot (Member of D66 and Head of Animal Agriculture for the Dutch Parliament) who was one of they key politicians that helped with the cultivated meat movement in the Netherlands. Ira & Tjeerd discuss the issues of growing animals the traditional way, food safety and regulations, how other people and politicians can help with the movement and the future of farmers.
Link to your host Emma from Citizen Kind {https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmaosborne/}, and guests Ira Van Eelen {https://www.linkedin.com/in/iravaneelen/} and Tjeerd de Groot {https://www.linkedin.com/in/tjeerddegroot/).
https://kindearth.tech
https://international.d66.nl/
https://citizenkind.com
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