List of cultured meat companies
This is a list of companies involved in the sale and development of cultured meat , along with information about them.
Because the commercial production of cultured meat is as of the 2020s still a developing industry, with unprecedented technological challenges and breakthroughs or failures, the progress of pioneers and early start-ups has received much attention in the media and the scientific community.[ 1] [ 1] New Harvest , the Good Food Institute , ProVeg International [ 2] Cellular Agriculture Society advocate for, fund and research cultured meat.[ 3]
Cultured meat companies
Note: dates in italics refer to projected dates of achievement in the future; they may shift.
Pilot plants
Note: data in italics refer to unfinished projects or projected capacities in the future; they may shift.
Company
Location(s)
In service
Capacity
Aleph Farms
Rehovot , Israel [ 96] Feb 2022[ 6]
(3,000 m2 [ 96] Fully operational by summer 2022 [ 6]
Believer Meats (Future Meat Technologies)
Rehovot , Israel [ 96] June 2021[ 17]
500 kilograms per day (182,625 kg/y)[ 96]
BioTech Foods (acquired by JBS [ 24]
San Sebastián , Spain [ 24] [ 97] 2020[ 27] mid-2024 [ 97]
1,000 tonnes annually[ 97] scalable to 4,000 tonnes annually )[ 97]
Florianópolis , Brazil [ 97] Constructing (Sep 2023)[ 97] (R&D facility)[ 97]
Eat Just (Hampton Creek)
San Francisco , California [ 45] Constructing (Jan 2020)[ 39] (20+ 1200L bioreactors [ 45]
Singapore [ 41] Constructing plant (Jan 2023)[ 41] Unknown number of 6000L bioreactors[ 41]
Finless Foods
Emeryville, California [ 45] Constructing (Oct 2021)[ 45]
Meatable and DSM
Leiden , Netherlands [ 54] (until 2023 Delft ) [ 52] [ 98] Nov 2023 (Leiden Singapore )[ 54]
5,000 kilograms per day by 2025 [ 53] scalable to 500-litre (Apr 2024)[ 54]
Mosa Meat and[ 99] Cultivate at Scale,Maastricht [ 100]
Installing (May 2020)[ 58] 100 kilograms per month (1,200 kg/y) per 200L bioreactor[ 100] [ 101] scalable to 180,000 kg/y )[ 100]
Biot. Ferm. Factory, Ede [ 99]
Constructing (Jan 2025)[ 99] Scalable to 10,000 litres , open to all Dutch start-ups[ 102]
Steakholder Foods (MeaTech / Peace of Meat)
Antwerp , Belgium [ 81] 2 labs March 2020[ 79]
700 grams per production run[ 103]
Antwerp , Belgium [ 80] Constructing plant (May 2021)[ 80]
SuperMeat
Ness Ziona , Israel [ 82] [ 84] November 2020[ 82] [ 84]
"Hundreds of kilograms" per week (June 2021)[ 84]
Upside Foods (Memphis Meats)
Emeryville, California [ 87] 4 November 2021[ 87]
22,680 kilograms (50,000 pounds) per year[ 87] [ 88] scalable to 400,000 lbs/y / 181,440 kg/y )[ 88]
Wildtype
San Francisco , California [ 45] 24 June 2021[ 95]
50,000 pounds (22,680 kg) salmon per year[ 45] scalable to 200,000 lbs/y / 90,718 kg/y )[ 45]
See also
References
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"The first lab-grown meat for sale could come from this Singapore startup that's re-creating shrimp" . Los Angeles Times . Archived from the original on 10 October 2020. Retrieved 10 October 2020 . Shiok's proto-shrimp costs $5,000 a kilogram, which is about $2,268 a pound, mostly due to the price of the nutrient fluids needed to feed the cells. Access to more affordable nutrients has reduced the cost of Shiok's meat to $3,500 a kilogram, or about $1,588 a pound. (...) Shiok's shumai, for example, cost $300 apiece. (...) The goal is to make Shiok's shrimp 100 times cheaper by the first half of next year. ^ Silverberg, David (24 March 2020). "Could synthetic fish be a better catch of the day?" . BBC News . Archived from the original on 15 August 2020. Retrieved 21 August 2020 . ^ Aravindan, Aradhana; Teo, Travis (28 January 2020). "Singapore's Shiok Meats hopes to hook diners with lab-grown shrimp" . Reuters . Archived from the original on 5 October 2020. 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"The new factory making meat that's illegal to eat" . Australian Financial Review . Archived from the original on 6 October 2022. Retrieved 6 October 2022 . ^ "Vow Begins Regulatory Approval Process to Launch Cultivated Quail in Australia by 2024 - vegconomist - the vegan business magazine" . vegconomist - the vegan business magazine . 28 February 2023. Archived from the original on 18 April 2024. Retrieved 18 April 2024 .^ David Yaffe-Bellany (10 July 2019). "The Fish Is Boneless. (Fishless, Too.)" . The New York Times . Archived from the original on 6 December 2021. Retrieved 6 December 2021 . ^ a b Alex Barreira (25 June 2021). "Sushi grown in a lab? A S.F. startup just unveiled the world's first cell-cultured seafood production facility" . San Francisco Business Times . Archived from the original on 25 June 2021. Retrieved 6 December 2021 . ^ a b c d Ricky Ben-David (25 November 2021). "Lab to table: Israeli tech kitchens cook up future of animal-free food" . The Times of Israel . 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