Spot the difference: perfecting cultured steak
Scientists at the University of Tokyo say they have developed cultured beef that mimics the mouthfeel of steak, with a significantly lower risk of microbiological contamination.
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Scientists at the University of Tokyo say they have developed cultured beef that mimics the mouthfeel of steak, with a significantly lower risk of microbiological contamination.
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Lab-grown meat has been sold in a restaurant for the first time in Singapore, where it was approved for consumption last month.
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The company behind the cultured chicken says it will be available in restaurants in Singapore and later to consumers as production is scaled up.
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Innovative meat cultivation company, Aleph Farms, has launched a pioneering R&D programme that aims to produce real meat steaks in the remotest parts of the world…and even space.
The researchers noted that the participants had several concerns relating to cultured meat, including an anticipated taste or disgust, health and safety, and whether it is a more sustainable option.
Adam Gregory from Mewburn Ellis offers his expert forecast for the types of patent claims we may begin to see as cultured meat innovators devise solutions to current technical challenges.
Bethan Grylls speaks to stem cell scientist, Dr Elliot Swartz, about the process of lab‑grown meat and why he believes we should embrace this technology.
A Rutgers study has examined potential names for seafood package labels made from the cells of fish which best meet both regulatory and consumer acceptance criteria.
The chicken nuggets will reportedly be as close as possible in both taste and appearance to the original KFC product, while being more environmentally friendly to produce than ordinary meat.