Canada will spend $10 million on artificial meat production

Canadian scientists have invested $10 million to develop an optimal process for producing cultured meat produced without slaughtering farm animals. The Cattle Site portal writes about this. The portal refers to data from experts participating in this project from several leading universities in the country, as well as investors. The new initiative is being led by Genome Canada, which includes technical assistance from researchers at McMaster University and Ontario Genomics, a non-profit organization that manages genomics research projects and platforms. Other partners will be the Universities of Toronto and Alberta, the University of Guelph, and La Cité College of Ottawa. It is clarified that we are talking about the production of beef, which was chosen as a type of meat that is actively gaining popularity in the world. Interest in it among consumers in many countries around the world is confirmed by data from open sources. Switching to plant-based foods will slow down global ...