Exclusive: Australian company resurrects flesh of lost species to demonstrate potential of meat grown from cells
Cultivated meat uses much less land and water than livestock, and produces no methane emissions. Vow Food said the energy it uses is all from renewable sources and that foetal bovine serum, a growth medium produced from cattle foetuses, is not used in any of its commercial products. The company has raised US$56m in investment to date.
For example, cells can be programmed to develop in response to their immediate environment, meaning cuts of meat containing muscle, fat and connective tissue could be grown., said: “I hope this fascinating project will open up new conversations about cultivated meat’s extraordinary potential to produce more sustainable food.
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