I wonder if there will ever be a legalized market for synthetic human meat.
Presumably one would exclude protein classes prone to prionic misfolding from the synthetic meat. Personally, I have no moral qualms with someone sampling lab-grown human flesh, though I’d probably pass.
I could give four examples that are already available synthetically but not acceptable to payment processors due to widespread disgust, but I suspect it's unwise to knowingly suggest here things that trigger most people's disgust reflexes.
Point being, such a "landlord" will happily take your maple syrup and let you do approximately whatever on the land you lease from their tribe. They won't mind a "commercial food-grade bioreactor lab" because they have neither a reference point for it, nor a use for one, but because of that you'll also need to provide your own infrastructure and supplies somehow.
(Also first time around, I read it as "food-grade bioreactor" without the "lab" bit, so I imagined setting up a shed with some fancy biotech equipment; now I see you probably meant a manufacturing plant.)
My reference point for this kind of thing would be the Quorn factories.
BNPL? Worldcoin? Flow? Juul?
By Now Pay Later? I don't see how that will help…
Likewise I have no idea what you mean by "Flow": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flow
Worldcoin might be an example of this, hard to tell from here how much of its issues are fundamental vs. implementation.
Juul, the e-cigarette company, almost certainly isn't — too many people smoke for that to be the case, even with the way they were advertised at teens.
There's value in not being too closely related to your food supply.