
Published 14 July 2020
Consumers have been taking a DIY approach to food and nutrition during lockdown, using their kitchens and gardens to grow produce (see The Budget Food Opportunity). Taking this one step further, London-based design and architecture practice EcoLogicStudio has created a kit that allows parents and kids to grow spirulina (a nutritious blue-green algae) at home.



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