America’s pharmaceutical industry is currently experiencing a significant shortage of laboratory monkeys for research purposes. Rising costs and import restrictions have exacerbated the situation since the export ban from China in 2020. While laboratories have sought alternatives from Cambodia, ethical concerns about animal sourcing have emerged. A startup, backed by Joe Lonsdale, plans to establish a breeding facility to alleviate supply constraints. America’s pharmaceutical industry is currently experiencing a significant shortage of laboratory monkeys for research purposes. Rising costs and import restrictions have exacerbated the situation since the export ban from China in 2020. While laboratories have sought alternatives from Cambodia, ethical concerns about animal sourcing have emerged. A startup, backed by Joe Lonsdale, plans to establish a breeding facility to alleviate supply constraints.
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