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Lab-grown fish balls- the new burger replacement?

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By Bianca Wassmann, Singapore-ETH Centre and ETH Zurich

For lab-grown meat to be a global success it needs to be accepted by consumers in both Western and Eastern countries.

Cultured meat, also known as lab-grown meat, has been green-lit for sale in the United States. In June 2023, Good Meat and Upside Foods became the first-ever companies allowed to sell their cultured meat products on the American market.

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This innovative technology entails growing animal cells in a lab without raising and slaughtering animals, purporting to offer a more sustainable and ethical meat production method.

The first nation to approve this product for sale was Singapore back in 2020.

Singapore pioneered legalising cultured meat to boost its food supply. With 90 per cent of its food imported due to limited land, cell-based technology offers the potential to increase domestic food production without the need for agricultural land.

Other Asian countries are considering following Singapore’s lead in adopting cultured meat technology to address similar challenges.
Despite this, an Asian perspective within the cultured meat industry is lacking.

In 2022, only one-fifth of the 156 active companies were based in Asia, with the majority — 61 per cent — in North America and Europe.

Lab-grown fish balls- the new burger replacement? sausage and various meatballs sticks made from chicken fish and chicken

As a result, most cultured meat companies cater to Western diets: classic American burgers, chicken Caesar salads, and French charcuterie boards are flaunted on the websites of the top industry players.

It’s unlikely these products will appeal in Asia like they do in North America and Europe.

The industry’s focus on the West extends to consumer research.

While extensive studies have explored North American and European perceptions of cultured meat, the Asian market remains underexplored and questions like ‘Which cultured products would align with Asian diets?’, ‘What are Asian concerns about this new technology?’ and ‘How do we spike interest in this region?’ aren’t adequately answered.

Of course, culturally universal psychological factors are at play.

Disgust and food neophobia — the tendency to reject new foods — are innate to all humans and the main drivers of consumers’ worldwide scepticism towards cultured meat.

Lab-grown fish balls- the new burger replacement? Bluu Seafood Cultivated Fish Balls copyright Bluu GmbH Wim Jansen e1659690044872

On the other hand, educating the public about the promised societal and environmental benefits can boost acceptance, as concluded by studies from across the globe.

However, considering culture-specific factors is crucial.

Asian companies and consumer researchers could address these issues to effectively promote cell-based technology on their continent.

Even though burger patties are the flagship product of many meat alternatives (including cultured meat) companies, the Asian sector will need to think locally.

In Southeast Asia for instance, familiar foods like fish balls, dumplings, or satay, that can be cooked in curries, noodle soups, or rice-based dishes are likely to be more in demand. More companies and researchers need to consider regional culinary preferences across Asia.

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