The hype around cultivated meat — where animal cells are grown in a lab into meat created without harming living beings — has been around for years. But until this summer, no cultivated meat products had been granted for sale by Europe’s regulatory bodies.
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November 20, 2024
From pet bowl to plate: Can startups use pet tech as a stepping stone to commercialising alternative proteins for humans?
With a dip in funding, tough regulatory pressures and varied consumer perceptions, some startups are targeting pet food before human food
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