Worlds First Cultivated Meat B2B Marketplace: Read Announcement
Multus Biotechnology is a London-based specialist in animal-component-free growth media, dedicated to accelerating scale-up in the cultivated meat industry. Founded in 2020 by engineers and biologists, the company combines automated experimentation, machine-learning modelling and food-safe manufacturing to engineer cost-effective, animal-free media formulations built for biomanufacturing. Multus works with cultivated-meat companies to optimise media tailored to each cell type, and supports manufacturing via an FSSC 22000-certified facility and flexible supply-chain coordination. With the vision of making biomanufactured foods affordable at global scale, Multus is uniquely positioned to remove a major bottleneck in the cultivated-meat value chain.
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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