The founder of ChatGPT invests in a company that makes lab-grown pork
BY VICKY LEWIS UK cultivated meat company, Higher Steaks, has raised $30m in investments and changed its name to Uncommon. The Cambridge-based company ...
Tag: Cultivated Food
UK exploring options to reform Novel Foods Regulations for quicker approval of alternative proteins
A report by Deloitte has advised the UK’s Food Standards Agency (FSA) to reform novel foods regulations, allowing sustainable proteins to come ...
Cellular agriculture advances: GEA inaugurates technology center for alternative protein industry
GEA has opened a Food Application and Technology Center of Excellence (ATC) in Germany, slated as a central hub for ...
UPSIDE Foods advances towards commercialization as USDA approves label for cultivated meat
Following UPSIDE's historic FDA "green light" in 2022, UPSIDE Foods today announced another historic milestone - label approval for its ...
Regulation may ruin the potential of cultivated meat as the future of food
By Tali Fraser Cultivated meat has been making headlines as a possible way to make food production more environmentally friendly, ...
Uncommon, a startup for cultivated meat, raised £24m with the support of the OpenAI CEO
By George Simister Uncommon, the rebranded name of Higher Steaks, has secured $30m (£23.9m) in funding for its cultivated meat ...
Is it possible that fake meat is just a false hope for a sustainable food industry?
By Thomas Buckley One of the potential benefits of lab-grown meat is its ability to address climate change by decreasing the ...
There’s a reason why lab-grown meat is solely sold in Singapore – discover why
By Nick Marsh The appearance, odor, and flavor of this dish are reminiscent of chicken. You won't believe this, but ...
First “cultivated meat” plant in Spain underway by Brazilian company
According to Reuters, JBS, a meatpacking firm from Brazil, announced yesterday that they had started constructing Spain's initial artificial meat ...
CellMEAT from Korea collects $13M after creating lab-grown shrimp and caviar.
South Korea-based cultivated seafood company CellMEAT has raised 17.4 billion KRW ($13 million) in Series A funding. The round was led by ...