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Daily Crunch: Andreessen Horowitz backs Synonym’s development of ‘fermentation farms’

Christine Hall and Haje Jan Kamps
Sat, October 15, 2022, 7:05 AM·4 min read

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  • What’s another word for Synonym?: Ever heard of a “fermentation farm"? Well you have now. Christine covered Synonym Biotechnologies’ pre-seed round, with big backer Andreessen Horowitz, in which the company plans to build giant fermentation farms so nonpharmaceutical companies can mass-produce bioproducts like dairy proteins.

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