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Pressure BioScience
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Revolutionizing the Development of Plant Based Products

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Last year 7 in 10 American adults tried plant-based alternative foods and beverages. The category predicted to grow to $41B by 2027.

A recent OSU study suggests Ultra Shear Technology from Pressure BioSciences (OTC: PBIO) is the key to developing affordable, plant-based food products with improved stability, nutritional value, and taste.

In addition, PBIO has just announced a revolutionary new product developed in partnership with Safer Medical of Montana, a nano-emulsified CBD spray for oral use that increases absorption and the efficacy of the product.

Join this webinar to hear from Pressure BioScience CEO, Richard Schumacher and Chief Science Officer Alex Lazarev, PhD about this patented technology and the potential it has to transform plant-based products and more.

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