Worlds First Cultivated Meat B2B Marketplace: Read Announcement
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Cellcraft is a Cambridge-based biotechnology company developing an integrated, AI-driven production system to support scalable cultivated meat manufacturing. The company focuses on enabling food producers to shift from traditional livestock supply chains to controlled, slaughter-free cell cultivation. Its platform combines growth ingredients, modular equipment, and process automation to streamline end-to-end production in a way that is accessible to both new entrants and established manufacturers.
Founded by researchers from the University of Cambridge, Cellcraft brings together expertise in biochemical engineering, cell culture optimisation, and computational modelling. Its approach centres on replacing manual, fragmented processes with a reproducible system designed for rapid installation and predictable performance. This supports producers aiming to validate, scale, and commercialise cultivated-protein workflows with fewer operational barriers.
Today we're launching Cellbase. It's a B2B marketplace built for one purpose: making it easier for cultivated meat companies to source what they need to grow. No hype. No grand...
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