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  • Meatable announces $35m raise to scale and accelerate commercial launch of its pork products

    process optimisation is set to reduce production costs to become cost competitive with traditional meat of its products on the ground with Esco Aster, the first and only commercially licensed cell-based meat in comparison to both traditional meat production and the cultivated meat industry average, without To achieve our vision of providing the world with harm-free meat, we have to be price competitive, and will help us to further scale up, bring down production time even more and start producing cultivated meat

  • Orbillion scales production of cultivated beef muscle cells

    Orbillion, a developer of cultivated meat technology, has successfully scaled the production of its cultured According to the company, this accomplishment marks a critical step in making sustainable cultivated meat Direct scaling of beef muscle and fat cells – the very building blocks of meat – without GMO, serum or meat the world has ever seen." Overcoming cultivated meat challenges Commercialising cultivated meat is hindered by processes designed

  • Omeat announces novel approach for cell-based beef production

    Los Angeles-based startup Omeat has revealed its entry into the cell-based meat market, with an approach Omeat states that the media can cost-effectively grow any kind of meat, such as beef, pork, chicken or growing human tissues for medical applications to developing a scalable method for growing cell-based meat The result is real meat that's pure, delicious and can satisfy a growing population's demand for meat We see ourselves as a meat company, and our goal is to be a bridge to the future of the meat industry

  • World Animal Protection launches AI chatbot to educate on cultivated meat

    AI software company PubTrawlr to launch The Cultivator, the first AI chatbot focused on cultivated meat The Cultivator offers a way for people to learn about cultivated meat – what it is, how it works and World Animal Protection said that by producing meat without slaughter, cultivated meat could help reduce The chatbot uses up-to-date research to offer insights into cultivated meat, with information sourced Creating meat without slaughter is the future of food, and it's within our reach." Jonathan P.

  • Cult Food Science moves to acquire The Better Butchers

    letter of intent (LOI) to acquire The Better Butchers (TBB), a Vancouver-based company specialising in meat expanding its portfolio within the rapidly evolving food technology sector, particularly in lab-grown meat Additionally, up to 10 million shares may be issued based on TBB meeting specific post-closing milestones advanced companies in precision fermentation and cellular agriculture, focusing on hybrid cultivated meats #CultFoodScience #TheBetterButchers #cultivatedmeat #meatalternatives #acquisition

  • South Dakota lawmakers advance bill for clear labelling of lab-grown meat

    of South Dakota legislators unanimously approved a bill aimed at defining and regulating lab-grown meat of Agriculture and Natural Resources, mandates clear labelling for products derived from cultivated meat This provision builds upon a 2019 state law aimed at preventing the mislabelling of meat products. While some representatives voiced concerns about the nature of lab-grown meat – describing it as 'gross The bill arrives at a time when the cultivated meat industry is still in its infancy, with only two US

  • Tyson invests in US cell-based meat start-up Memphis Meats

    , a leader in cell-based meat produced directly from animal cells. Tyson, which last year invested in meat alternative brand Beyond Meat, said the move is an example of to bring meat to the table in a sustainable, affordable and delicious way. Memphis Meats has said its process of creating meat uses about 1% of the land and 10% of the water needed for conventional meat production.

  • Bug alert: Could insect cell lines advance cultivated meat production?

    This innovative development could transform the landscape of sustainable meat production, addressing sources, potentially offering a more sustainable and cost-effective solution for large-scale cultivated meat framework for future investigations into the use of insect cells as viable ingredients in cultivated meat The implications of this research are profound, particularly as the cultivated meat industry grapples Despite the promising results, integrating insect cells into cultivated meat products may face consumer

  • Nebraska lawmakers propose ban on lab-grown meat amid agricultural concerns

    three legislative proposals, including a bill that seeks to ban the production and sale of lab-grown meat Pillen's stance reflects a broader concern among some lawmakers regarding the impact of lab-grown meat The approval of the bill makes Florida the first US state to ban cell-based meat. Effective from 1 July, the law states that food products that include cultured meat and plant-based meat and the use of meat-related names, such as 'salami' or 'steak', for plant-based meat products.

  • Vital Meat submits novel food dossier to UK authorities

    French cell-based meat company Vital Meat has submitted its novel food dossier to the UK's Food Standards The submission marks the start of a process expected to take 18-24 months, where Vital Meat’s dossier Vital Meat uses a non-GMO, antibiotic-free and animal component-free process, which it expects will aid Last year, Vital Meat submitted its first novel food dossier to the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) with meats over there.

  • Magic Valley secures Australian government grant to accelerate cultivated meat production

    This funding is intended to expedite the company’s efforts to scale its sustainable cultivated meat technology Magic Valley has already made notable strides in cultivated meat production, achieving significant milestones techniques and reduce costs – essential steps necessary for achieving mass-market adoption of cultivated meat By investing in cultivated meat, the government aims to position Australia as a leader in this burgeoning We’re not just making meat – we’re creating the future of food.

  • Ever After Foods debuts bioreactor platform for cultivated meat production

    Foods, formerly known as Plurinuva, has launched its patented bioreactor platform to produce cultivated meat producer, Tnuva Group, the company has developed the “first production platform that can bring cultivated meat We see incredible potential for Ever After Foods to transform cells into high-quality cultivated meat The bioreactor system for cultivated meat production tackles the scaling challenges faced by those in Rosenthal added: “This [cultivated meat] is not a fad.

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