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Could mushrooms be the next big protein product?

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February 10, 2026

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Mycelium, the roots of mushrooms, is being grown in a lab at Acadia University in Nova Scotia with the goal of eventually producing a high-protein powder for the commercial food market. The CBC's Frances Willick reports.

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