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Cultivated Meat News / cell based meat regulation

Lab-Grown Beef Burger Now Available in Africa

Mzansi Meat has successfully debuted its cultivated beef burger. Taking the role of the first cellular agriculture startup on the continent, the South Africa based company presented its burger at an event in Cape Town.
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BEAKING: IntegriCulture becomes First to Grow Meat Cells Using Non-Serum Low-Cost Procedure

This method of production, known as the CulNet system, replaces serum and other research-grade materials with food materials capable of carrying out the needed functions. Produced by a combination of different feeder cells, the system mimics natural interactions in animals that trigger growth or cell multiplication.

 

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THE QUEST FOR FBS ALTERNATIVES IN CELL-BASED MEAT PRODUCTION

Cell-based meat production is usually completed in four sequential phases. One of the essential stages involves feeding the cells with the appropriate culture media. Media aid the growth and proliferation of cells. They usually contain different nutrients like proteins, vitamins and minerals, which are required to ensure that the cells that make up cultivated meat develop appropriately. The most common serum used in growth media is fetal bovine serum (FBS).
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Hawker Stalls in Singapore Become the Next Providers of Cultivated Chicken

The cultivated meat industry makes history again in Singapore as its food hawkers become the first to serve lab-grown chicken to customers.

This feat is happening just barely two years after the country’s Food Agency became the first in the world to approve sales of lab-grown chicken. The cultivated chicken meat was courtesy of Eat Just, through its alternative protein brand – GOOD Meat. GOOD Meat did not obtain regulatory approval for the sale of cultivated chicken meat until December 2021.

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Cell-Based Meat Production Features Among Emerging Trends in the Alternative Protein Industry

According to economic experts, the protein alternative industry may make it to a staggering net worth of $125 billion by 2030. Amidst this positive progression, companies like ADM have released what they think to be the top seven emerging consumer trends in the industry.
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Company Jumps on the Prospect of Producing Cell-Based Lobsters

One particular factor that sheds a ray of hope on the lab-based industry is the ideology that many consumers will still prefer meat cultivated from “real meat cells” to plant-based protein alternatives. Owing to this and several other factors, a food technology company – Upside Foods – is pursuing the dream of producing lab-grown seafood alternatives, such as cell-based lobster.
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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT REGULATORY APPROVAL FOR CELL BASED MEAT

One of the most remarkable successes recorded in recent times is the regulatory approval for the sale of cell-based meat in Singapore. While this is laudable, it is not enough progress. Nations like the United States and the United Kingdom, who are regarded as major forces in the global market have not yet approved cultured meat.
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