This data article is related to the research article, M.J. McNulty, K. Kelada, D. Paul, S. Nandi, and K.A. McDonald, Introducing uncertainty quantification to techno-economic models of manufacturing field-grown plant-made products, Food Bioprod. Process. 128 (2021) 153-165." The raw and analyzed data presented are related to generation, analysis, and optimization of ultra-large-scale field-grown plant-based manufacturing of high-value recombinant protein under uncertainty. The data have been acquired using deterministic techno-economic process model simulation in SuperPro Designer integrated with stochastic Monte Carlo-based simulation in Microsoft Excel using the Crystal Ball plug-in. The purpose of the article is to make techno-economic and associated uncertainty data available to be leveraged and adapted for other research purposes.
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