ORF Genetics , in partnership with South Korean innovator CellMeat, has presented cultivated shellfish In May 2024, ORF Genetics and Ivy Farm Technologies also hosted a tasting event for its cultivated wagyu More recently, CellMeat has begun process development for cultivated meat using ORF Genetics’ MESOkine Berglind Rán Ólafsdóttir, CEO of ORF Genetics, said: "I am proud of how Iceland has positioned itself I look forward to the growth of CellMeat through developing our collaboration with ORF Genetics and to

Iceland-based ORF Genetics has entered into a partnership with South Korean company SeaWith to boost ORF Genetics specialises in producing animal-free GFs – which are crucial for cell-based meat production Genetics, accelerating its product commercialisation of cell-based meat. Berglind Rán Ólafsdóttir, CEO of ORF Genetics, said: "This collaboration represents a significant milestone for ORF Genetics, as we are already at the forefront of GF production for cultivated meat.

Last week, ORF Genetics and Ivy Farm Technologies hosted a tasting event for its cultivated wagyu beef discussions with discussions between Riley Jackson from Ivy Farm, Björn Lárus Örvar, co-founder of ORF Genetics and Birgitta Guðrún Schepsky Ásgrímsdóttir, co-founder of Sea Growth. Genetics, taking part in this. Berglind Rán Ólafsdóttir, CEO of ORF Genetics, added: “It's wonderful to be able to offer Icelanders

Icelandic biotech ORF Genetics and Australian cell-based meat company Vow have announced the success Berglind Rán Ólafsdóttir, CEO of ORF Genetics, commented: "We are excited to bring this innovative, novel ORF's barley-grown growth factors allow cultured meat companies like Vow not only to grow but to rapidly That is why we are so excited to partner with ORF to announce today that Icelanders will be the first

square-metres and with 2300-square metres designated for production, the facility has the capacity to generate ORF Genetics and Vow announce success of cell-based meat tasting in Europe Earlier this year, Icelandic biotech ORF Genetics and Australian cell-based meat company Vow announced the success of a cultured Berglind Rán Ólafsdóttir, CEO of ORF Genetics, commented: "We are excited to bring this innovative, novel ORF's barley-grown growth factors allow cultured meat companies like Vow not only to grow but to rapidly

Key differences Genetic modification: Molecular farming usually involves genetically modifying plants ORF Genetics Established in Iceland in 2001, ORF Genetics manufactures recombinant proteins, including Additionally, ORF Genetics has developed advanced seed technology designed to enhance yield. Furthermore, ORF Genetics can adapt its processing techniques to better suit food production needs, including protein in the seed,” Björn Örvar, ORF Genetics’ co-founder, CSO and EVP of business development, said

Thursday (15 May), where Ivy Farm co-hosted the first-ever tasting of cultivated beef in the Nordics with ORF Genetics, a producer of recombinant animal growth factors derived from barley seeds.

Icelandic start-up ORF Genetics showcased its expertise in producing recombinant animal-free growth factors

Enduro Genetics, a synthetic biology start-up, has successfully raised €12 million in Series A funding Biomanufacturing relies heavily on genetically engineered microorganisms to produce a range of products Enduro Genetics aims to tackle this issue with its proprietary technology, known as Enduro Sense. By integrating a genetic plug-in into microbial production hosts, Enduro Sense aligns the health and Enduro Genetics has already established collaborations with leading players in the biomanufacturing sector

genome-wide data linked to cellular function, Triplebar restructure to increase its focus on developing generative Through the data sets Triplebar generates daily, in combination with the restructuring, Triplebar expects

Even in this limited context, the sector could generate approximately 45,000 jobs by 2030 and 115,000

The partnership will focus on developing next-generation botanical sweeteners using plant-derived molecules industry knowledge and complementary research initiatives will help expedite and commercialise the next generation