An Israeli company has received a preliminary go-ahead to sell the world’s first lab-grown steaks. The meat will be grown from fertilized egg cells from a Black Angus cow named Lucy and priced ...
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You may soon be able to tuck into a steak without taking a life
It's no secret that people love meat—its global production has increased five times over the last 60 years. In Asia, where ...
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — An Israeli company has been given the ok to produce the world’s first cultivated beef steaks. According to the Associated Press, an Israeli company has received a preliminary ...
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What will it take for us to eat lab-grown steak?
Lab-grown meat is gaining traction. But before we consume it, we need to believe in it – and that's where design comes in. Jane Englefield asks scientists, designers and a food critic what's at stake.
A new study tests whether spent yeast from breweries can supply cellulose scaffolds that support lab-grown meat production.
Inside an anonymous building in Oxford, Riley Jackson is frying a steak. The perfectly red fillet cut sizzles in the pan, its juices releasing a meaty aroma. But this is no ordinary steak. It was ...
Read on to discover 20 lab-made breakthroughs that are paving the way to a more ethical, sustainable world. All dollar ...
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