Chinese startup CellX unveiled a selection of lab-grown pork dishes on Friday and said it was aiming to produce the more environmentally friendly meat at competitive prices for the world's top meat-eating nation by 2025.
Investors were invited to taste one of the prototypes produced in its Shanghai lab from cells harvested from China's native black pig.
China in particular, which consumed 86 million tonnes of meat in 2020 or about 30% of global demand, is in urgent need of a cleaner meat supply to meet its carbon goals, says CellX. In China, however, "there are lots of people wanting to try it," CellX founder Yang Ziliang told Reuters.
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