The UK’s cultivated meat sector received a huge boost in backing last year as investments in alternative meat players jumped almost fivefold.
Analysis of PitchBook data by the non-profit The Good Food Institute found the UK cultivated meat companies enjoyed £61m of new funding in 2022 – almost five times the figure of the previous year.
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