Can #cultivatedmeat be considered vegan? This is the question at the center of this piece from the Genetic Literacy Project. The vegan community is contemplating; how to relate to this new novelty? Is it vegan because no animals were slaughtered? Or is it not vegan because of the fact that animals cells were used to initiate the process? There may not be a definitive answer within the vegan community on how to classify cultivated meat. Ultimately, individuals will need to determine whether or not cultivated meat aligns with their own personal vegan philosophy. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dhQuCGAG #cultivatedmeat #vegan #veganism #animalrights #sustainability #futureoffood #foodtech #ethics
MeatAfora
Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Designing a clean meat platform based on scalable edible carriers and matching processing methodologies.
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At MeatAfora, we are engineering a clean meat platform that is based on scalable edible carriers, as well as matching processing methodologies to produce high quality meat. Grown directedly from cells, using edible and affordable plant-based platform, and in a scalable and sustainable animal- friendly process - we believe that our cultivated meat will provide nutritional security for many, and will assist in increasing food safety worldwide. Visit our website to see more details.
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קישור חיצוני עבור MeatAfora
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- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
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- 2-10 עובדים
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- Netanya
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- בבעלות פרטית
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- 2019
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Benny Gaon 16
Netanya, IL
עובדים ב- MeatAfora
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Alon Rabinovich, PhD
Immunology | Neurodegenerative Disease | Cell Biology for Cellular Agriculture & Cell Therapy | R&D scientist at Meatafora
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Lior Wertheim
Edible Microcarrier Development Leader ⭐ Tissue Engineering Research Scientist
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Tamir Melamud
CEO Meatafora
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Tzila Davidov Zaidenberg
PhD | Researcher | Tissue Engineering | Stem cell | Drug delivery | Synthetic biology
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Hong Kong has become the second global market to introduce #labgrownmeat to consumers, with cultivated foie gras at the Mandarin Oriental. This marks a significant milestone for the cultivated meat industry, demonstrating its potential for commercialization and consumer acceptance. The introduction of cultivated meat in Hong Kong highlights the growing interest in sustainable and ethical food solutions. By offering a cruelty-free alternative to traditional meat production, cultivated meat has the potential to revolutionize the food industry. However, challenges such as cost and regulatory hurdles remain. As technology advances and consumer attitudes evolve, cultivated meat may become a more mainstream option in the future. Here at MeatAfora we work tirelessly to bring forth this revolution. Thanks for following us! Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dkXRsXfD #cultivatedmeat #foodtech #sustainability #innovation #futureoffood #hongkong #foodindustry #technology
Lab-grown meat is now being sold in restaurants in Hong Kong
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Could #cultivatedmeat turn from a preference into a necessity ? On this piece from MSN, the article suggests that lab-grown meat may not be a choice but a necessity for the future of our planet. However, several hurdles need to be addressed before it can become a mainstream option. Click below to learn more. https://lnkd.in/dwnKpbsi #cultivatedmeat #foodtech #sustainability #futureoffood #ethics #climateaction #consumeracceptance #labgrownmeat Thanks for following!
Lab-grown meat is coming. Here’s why you might have no choice but to eat it
msn.com
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Greetings. Today we will approach a delicate subject. There is an ongoing debate around the question - is #cultvatedmeat vegan? While some argue that it doesn't align with vegan principles due to its reliance on animal cells, others see it as a potential solution to the environmental and ethical issues associated with traditional meat production. Cultivated meat could reduce the need for animal slaughter and significantly lower the carbon footprint of the food industry. However, the vegan community's support for this technology remains divided, with some organizations expressing concerns about its ethical implications and potential impact on the demand for plant-based alternatives. Click below to read the full story on vegconomist - the vegan business magazine. Thanks for following! https://lnkd.in/d4Gxnaiu #cultivatedmeat #vegan #veganism #animalrights #sustainability #futureoffood #foodtech #ethics
Is Cultivated Meat Vegan? The Vegan Society Says “Not Enough to Support it”
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According to a newly published report, the cultivated meat market size is expected to reach a staggering $6.5 billion by 2030, reflecting a significant growth trajectory. onsumers are increasingly seeking sustainable and ethical alternatives to traditional meat production. Cultivated meat offers an attractive solution. Also, ongoing research and development are driving down production costs and improving the quality of cultivated meat products. And lastly, governments in some regions are actively supporting the development of cultivated meat technologies, further fueling market growth. Read the full press release here: https://lnkd.in/dMatSYMP #cultivatedmeat #foodtech #sustainability #futureoffood #marketgrowth #innovation #consumeracceptance
Cultured Meat Market Size Expected to Reach $6,501.8 million by 2033
openpr.com
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Today, we'd like to take you on a journey into the struggle between the dominating superpowers, the US and China, as they battle for the lead in the alternative protein world markets. The geopolitical rivalry between the US and China is spilling over into the realm of food technology. While the US has been a pioneer in cultivated meat, China's ambitious plans to dominate the global food supply chain pose a significant challenge. The Chinese government's substantial investments and focus on food security could accelerate the development and commercialization of cultivated meat technologies. As both nations vie for leadership in this emerging field, the future of food production hangs in the balance. Which of the countries will take the lead and make #cultivatedmeat available to consumers, first? Click below to read the article on The New York Times. Thanks for following! https://lnkd.in/dbPwwMfs #cultivatedmeat #foodtech #sustainability #innovation #futureoffood #China #US #geopolitics #foodsecurity
Opinion | China Is on a Quest for the Holy Grail of Meat. Let’s Hope It Succeeds.
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Cultivated meat, once a futuristic concept, is rapidly becoming a reality. Pioneering research has paved the way for the development of lab-grown meat products. From burgers to steaks, the range of cultivated meat options is expanding. While challenges remain, such as scaling production and securing regulatory approvals, the potential benefits of #cultivatedmeat are immense. This innovative technology offers a sustainable and ethical solution to the growing demand for meat, while minimizing the environmental impact of traditional livestock farming. As the industry continues to evolve, we can expect to see further advancements in cultivated meat technology, making it more affordable and accessible to consumers worldwide. Keep following us here at MeatAfora as we bring forth our technology that offers scalable, sustainable, cultivated meat solutions. Click below to read the full story: https://lnkd.in/d9RgURKf #cultivatedmeat #foodtech #futureoffood #sustainability #innovation #agriculture #alternativeprotein #history
How Cultivated Meat Carved Out Its Plate in History - SynBioBeta
synbiobeta.com
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Creating plant-based meat that perfectly mimics the texture of real meat remains a significant challenge for the food industry. While advancements have been made in replicating taste and nutritional value, achieving the same level of textural complexity is still a hurdle. The irregular fat distribution in real meat contributes significantly to its unique texture. We are actively working to develop techniques that can replicate this meaty texture, making plant-based options even more appealing to consumers. Click below to learn more on Science Friday. Thanks for following! https://lnkd.in/dcNSMtFH #plantbased #foodtech #sustainability #innovation #futureoffood #foodscience #texture #culinary
Adding Marbling To Fake Meat For That Extra-Realistic Bite
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Say what you will. Hardly anyone thought that pet food could be the gateway for #cultivatedmeat to win hearts and minds of costumers. A new article on Sifted says just that. It acts as a stepping stone for human consumption, pacing the way. It's regulations are clearer, and offer a smoother path forward. In the UK, pet food made of cultivated meat is already on sale on stores, acting as a precedent for more markets. Are these facts enough to establish that pet food is the pioneer leading the way for higher acceptance and cultural change towards a better, newer food system? Read the full article below. Thanks for following ! https://lnkd.in/dXPeFGn6 #cultivatedmeat #petfood #futureoffood #sustainability #regulatoryapproval #environment #innovation #petcare
From pet bowl to plate: Can startups use pet tech as a stepping stone to commercialising alternative proteins for humans?
sifted.eu
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Another development in the UK - another milestone achieved. The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) has opened a sandbox program to streamline the approval process for cell-based foods. This initiative aims to gather scientific evidence and establish safety guidelines for these innovative products. By participating in the sandbox program, companies can expedite the regulatory process and bring their cell-based foods to market faster. The FSA's goal is to create a supportive environment for the development of this promising food technology. https://lnkd.in/dY8rQA6f #foodtech #cultivatedmeat #foodinnovation #UK #FSA #regulation #safety #sustainability #futureoffood
UK FSA Seeking Cell-Based Food Companies to Participate in Sandbox Program
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