Another take, this time on Food-Navigator, about the recent decision made by the UK to invest significantly into alternative proteins. The aim is to promote the development and acceptance of alternative proteins sourced from insects, fungi, and lab-grown meat. The National Alternative Protein Innovation Centre (NAPIC) aims to explore the potential of these proteins to improve health, support environmental sustainability, and enhance food security. As the global population continues to grow, alternative proteins offer a promising solution to the challenges posed by traditional meat production. Click below to read more. Thanks for following! https://lnkd.in/e3Hd-bmb #alternativeproteins #labgrownmeat #sustainability #foodsecurity #innovation #UK #foodindustry #futureoffood
MeatAfora
Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Designing a clean meat platform based on scalable edible carriers and matching processing methodologies.
About us
At MeatAfora, we are engineering a clean meat platform that is based on scalable edible carriers, as well as matching processing methodologies to produce high quality meat. Grown directedly from cells, using edible and affordable plant-based platform, and in a scalable and sustainable animal- friendly process - we believe that our cultivated meat will provide nutritional security for many, and will assist in increasing food safety worldwide. Visit our website to see more details.
- Website
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https://meatafora.com/
External link for MeatAfora
- Industry
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Netanya
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2019
Locations
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Primary
Benny Gaon 16
Netanya, IL
Employees at MeatAfora
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Alon Rabinovich, phd
Immunology | Neurodegenerative Disease | Cell Biology for Cellular Agriculture & Cell Therapy | R&D scientist at Meatafora
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Lior Wertheim
Edible Microcarrier Development Leader ⭐ Tissue Engineering Research Scientist
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Tamir Melamud
CEO Meatafora
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Tzila Davidov Zaidenberg
PhD | Researcher | Tissue Engineering | Stem cell | Drug delivery | Synthetic biology
Updates
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The UK is investing £38 million in a new project to promote the development and acceptance of alternative proteins sourced from insects, fungi, and lab-grown meat. The National Alternative Protein Innovation Centre (NAPIC) aims to explore the potential of these proteins to improve health, support environmental sustainability, and enhance food security. This presents a unique opportunity for companies in the cultivated meat, or lab-grown meat, space: more government funding means a terrific boost to operations in the form of investments and consumer attention which will likely lead to higher and better acceptance. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/d-qVKs-5 #alternativeproteins #labgrownmeat #insectprotein #fungalprotein #sustainability #foodsecurity #health #innovation #UK #EU #foodindustry #futureoffood #climatechange #environment
Multimillion-pound project for lab-grown meat
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Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen has taken a strong stance against lab-grown meat, signing an executive order that aims to ban the product in the state by 2025. The order includes restrictions on state agencies and contractors, labeling requirements, and regulations to prevent misleading labeling of alternative proteins. Pillen argues that cultivated meat poses a threat to the state's agriculture industry and consumer freedom of choice, while critics contend that it offers a more sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional meat. The future of cultivated meat in Nebraska will depend on the outcome of the proposed ban and public opinion on the issue. Similar to Florida's recent ban on cultivated meat, Nebraska's executive order reflects a growing trend among states to restrict this emerging technology. While Florida's ban is currently facing a legal challenge, the outcome of the case could have significant implications for the future of cultivated meat nationwide. https://lnkd.in/daDafV-M #Nebraska #cultivatedmeat #ban #agriculture #food #science #technology #futureoffood
Nebraska Governor Signs Order Against Cultivated Meat, Eyes Ban by 2025
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The protein alternatives market is poised for significant growth, driven by increasing consumer demand for sustainable, healthy, and ethical food options. Cultivated meat is emerging as a leading alternative to traditional animal-based proteins. According to a recent report, the protein alternatives market is expected to reach $73.9 billion by 2031, growing at a 16.2% CAGR. This growth is fueled by a rising consumer interest in plant-based and cultivated meat products, which offer a more sustainable and ethical food source. With its potential to reduce environmental impact, improve animal welfare, and provide a more sustainable food source, cultivated meat is attracting significant attention from investors, researchers, and consumers alike. As the technology continues to advance and production costs decline, cultivated meat is poised to play a major role in shaping the future of food. Click below to read more, thanks for following! https://lnkd.in/dbvMC2su #cultivatedmeat #protein #foodtech #sustainability #futureoffood #investment
Protein Alternatives Market to Reach $73.9 Billion by 2031, Growing at a 16.2% CAGR
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Europe is facing a serious food security challenge. The recent disappointing harvest in France and other parts of Europe has highlighted the urgent need to address food security concerns. As food prices rise and consumers face economic strain, it's imperative to rethink agricultural policy and explore innovative solutions. From labeling systems to lab-grown meat, there's a growing focus on sustainable and resilient food production. By prioritizing food security and investing in innovative approaches, we can ensure a more sustainable and equitable future for Europe. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/dN3tPpHb #foodsecurity #agriculture #sustainability #innovation #europe
Europe’s Food Security Challenge: Towards a Resilient Future | Qrius
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The livestock industry is actively working to suppress the development of lab-grown meat, a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional animal agriculture. Despite its potential to address environmental concerns and improve animal welfare, lab-grown meat faces significant challenges due to industry resistance, regulatory hurdles, and consumer skepticism. To ensure a sustainable future for our food system, it is imperative that we overcome these obstacles and support the advancement of lab-grown meat technology. Read more on The Guardian. https://lnkd.in/dV9HpkCY #labgrownmeat #sustainablefood #futureoffood #climatechange #animalwelfare #foodtech #innovation
The livestock lobby is waging war on ‘lab-grown meat’. This is why we can’t let them win | George Monbiot
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Lab-grown meat offers a revolutionary solution to the challenges of traditional meat production. By cultivating animal cells in a controlled environment, this technology eliminates the need for animal slaughter, reduces environmental impact, and ensures a more reliable and sustainable food source. MeatAfora's innovative technology can be used to efficiently produce cultured meat at scale, making it a viable and accessible alternative to traditional meat. With its focus on optimizing the production process and reducing costs, Meatafora's technology has the potential to revolutionize the food industry and ensure a more secure and sustainable future for all. Click below to learn more on Science Direct LTD. https://lnkd.in/e_PuuRiY #labgrownmeat #culturedmeat #futureoffood #sustainability #meatafora #foodtech
Assessment of the potential nutritional value of cell-cultured chicken meat in light of European dietary recommendations
sciencedirect.com
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Here's another take on Florida's cultivated meat ban being challenged in US court of law. This time CBS News are looking into the subject. How come it is that this ban, hindering progress, can actually be possible? And what could be in implictions if the appeal suceeds? Watch below. Thanks for following! | https://lnkd.in/dVYwDXCK #cultivatedmeat #floridaban #labgrownmeat
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A while ago, the state of Florida, USA, has enacted a ban on cultivated meat and its products, in a move that was a a part of what they perceived as protecting traditional meat producers. Now, a cultivated meat firm has challenged this law in federal court, arguing it violates constitutional rights and impedes interstate commerce. The suit claims the ban protects the state's cattle industry rather than consumer safety. This case may impact the future of alternative protein sources nationwide. Click below to read the full piece on The Verge. Thanks for following! https://lnkd.in/dN2XTCzD #cultivatedmeat #labgrownmeat #culturedmeat #alternativeprotein #futurefood #foodtech #cleanmeat #plantbasedalternative #sustainablefood #innovation #constitutionalrights #interstatecommerce #foodregulation #floridaban #protectingagriculture #foodpolicy #governmentregulation #legalbattle #courtcase #lawsuit #meatindustry #agriculture #foodproduction #economy #business #startup #investment #market #competition #animalwelfare #sustainability #environment #climatechange #health #nutrition #foodsafety #consumerchoice #ethics #futureoffood #breakingnews #news #headline #trending #viral #debate #controversy #opinion #discussion
Florida sued over its ban on lab-grown meat
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Singapore's recent retail sale of lab-grown meat marks a pivotal moment for the industry. This groundbreaking development has sparked global conversation on the potential of cultivated meat as a sustainable and ethical alternative to traditional livestock farming. As the world grapples with issues like climate change and food security, innovations like these are essential in shaping the future of our food systems. https://lnkd.in/gps-fGaq #LabGrownMeat #FoodTech #Sustainability #FutureOfFood #Singapore #Innovation #FoodIndustry #ClimateAction #AnimalWelfare
Slaughter-free meat hits the grocery shelf - Nature Biotechnology
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