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Vertical farming, family dynasties, and the vagaries of food tech

The Bonnier family of Sweden is standing up for vertical farms by participating in a $200 million fundraising by Infarm of Europe. So too is the German Haniel family dynasty. But food tech backed by prominent family investment groups has had some big failures in recent months. 

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