UFPR creates a free course on “entrepreneurial ecosystem” for laboratory meat in Brazil

Published 2021년 4월 29일

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The Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) in Brazil is launching a free online course on the 'entrepreneurial ecosystem' of lab-grown meat on May 3. The course will last four hours and is open to participation by email. Topics to be covered include the case study of Singapore, the first country to regulate meat produced from cultured cells. The course aims to discuss the opportunities and challenges of the lab-grown meat industry in Brazil.
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(Photo: Maastricht University / Disclosure) Following the progress in discussions on the production of meat grown in the laboratory, the Federal University of Paraná (UFPR) starts next Monday (3/5) an online course on the “entrepreneurial ecosystem” of this segment in Brazil. Participation is free and can be done by email. With 130 professionals already enrolled, among them employees of the main Brazilian slaughterhouses, the course will last four hours, in webinar format, and will address, among other topics, the study of the case of Singapore, the first country to regulate the meat market produced from cultured cells. know more Made of cells and without killing animals, laboratory meat promises livestock revolution Can you call it meat? How to have a safe product? What is discussed about alternative proteins in Brazil “If we imagine the countries that are developing cell meat and other alternative proteins, this involves several actors to be able to, in fact, happen. It involves ...
Source: Agroinforme

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