Why the first mass-produced cultured meat product won’t be food

There are signs cultivated-meat firms may have found a new target, one that would allow them to get their product to market more quickly. he noise surrounding cultivated or lab-grown meat is increasing all the time but the level of activity involving the end product is not yet justifying the hype. Hurdles, including the high cost of producing meat from animal

Czech startup Bene Meat Technologies has obtained a registration certificate from the European Union’s (EU) European Feed Materials Register, enabling the company to produce and sell cultured meat for pet food. The business is now planning to open a new production facility next year to increase its output capacity. Full article: Czech company earns EU registration for cultivated pet food | Petfood Industry

PRAGUE, Nov 8 (Reuters) – (This Nov. 8 story has been corrected to fix the headline, first bullet point, and story’s reference to ‘registration’, not ‘approval’ or ‘certification’ after the company issued a clarification.) Czech start-up Bene Meat Technologies is the first to win European Union registration for laboratory-grown meat for use in pet food and plans to boost production to