Korean biotechnology startup Seawith recently signed a new partnership to accelerate cultivated meat production with Esco Aster, the “world’s first” biomanufacturer with full regulatory approval for the commercial production of cultivated meat.
“…this milestone allows Seawith to take our first step towards globalizing the production of cultivated meat”
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