Israeli firm Aleph Farms wants to sell artificially produced meat in Switzerland.
Aleph has collaborated with Switzerland’s Migros, which is the country’s largest retail company and biggest supermarket chain. Migros is also an investor in Aleph Farms.
Both companies have conducted extensive consumer research in Switzerland, finding that 74% of consumers are willing to try cultivated meat in their meals.
Over the years, vegetarianism has increased across the United States and European nations, and several other developed economies worldwide, according to the World Economic Forum. Switching to a plant-based or non-meat diet can profoundly affect carbon footprint and health in general.
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