This greenhouse in Iceland is growing 130,000 bioengineered barley plants – not for making bread or beer, but producing epidermal growth factor – a highly prized ingredient in anti-ageing skincare products. ORF Genetics

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/end-of-waste-circular-economy
So Europeans (or anybody for that matter), next time you are using these beauty products, thank science, think GMO!

https://orfgenetics.com/collections/bioeffect
So Europeans (or anybody for that matter), next time you are using these beauty products, thank science, think GMO! https://orfgenetics.com/collections/bioeffect
So Europeans (or anybody for that matter), next time you are using these beauty products, thank science, think GMO! https://orfgenetics.com/collections/bioeffect
ORF genetics is also using GMO barley to produce growth factors used in cell cultures meet. Watch the video at

https://orfgenetics.com/pages/mesokine 
The Iceland company is also using molecular farming of GM barley to produce endotoxin-free human growth factors and isokines. Very clever!

https://orfgenetics.com/collections/isokine
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