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Figure Ate Launches Beef Biltong Sourced From Verified Regenerative Grasslands
The team at Figure Ate believes the way we eat and drink has the power to change our world for the better and that we owe it to ourselves and future generations to unlock the restorative power of food. Figure Ate is proud to share their success in this bold effort: an undeniably delicious, tender, protein-rich staple for your body that also contributes to ecological restoration and climate balance.
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