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Israeli startup to 3D print salmon

The Jerusalem-based investment platform OurCrowd held an event on 3D printing, featuring several Israeli companies as well as popular Arab-Israeli vlogger Nas Daily.

Plantish 3D-printed salmon
A promotional image shows Israeli startup Plantish's plant-based alternative to salmon produced via 3D printing. — Plantish

Israeli companies participated in a virtual exhibition on 3D printing Tuesday. 

The event was hosted by the Jerusalem-based investment platform OurCrowd. 3D printing refers to the layered construction of three-dimensional objects based on digital files. A handful of Israeli companies attended, including the food tech startup Plantish. 

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