Germany: Meat from the laboratory

Published 2022년 2월 18일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the advancements in the production of in-vitro meat, also known as lab-grown or cultured meat, with the creation of the first in-vitro burger in 2013 at a significant cost. Since then, the focus has been on scaling up production and reducing costs, with support from various sectors. Founders from several countries have secured substantial funding for their projects, and the market value for cultured meat is expected to reach $20 million by 2027, according to Markets and Markets.
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Original content

Meat from the laboratory is still a dream of the future for consumers: in 2013 the first in-vitro burger was made from bovine stem cells. It cost around $300,000. Scientists, numerous companies from the meat and food industry and start-ups are working flat out to be able to produce so-called in-vitro meat on a large scale and thus inexpensively. Founders from the USA, Israel, Japan and the Netherlands have already collected several million euros for your project. ...

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