Researchers Find Way to Make Lab Grown Meat More Appealing0
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- October 25, 2019
Researchers at Tufts University were able to add myoglobin to cultured meat to improve its coloring.
Researchers at Tufts University were able to add myoglobin to cultured meat to improve its coloring.
A new method was created to make fake meats closely resemble their real counterparts.
Israeli company successfully cultures bovine cells on International Space Station
Tyson Foods (TSN.N), the largest U.S. meat processor, has invested in an Israeli biotech company developing a way to grow affordable meat in a laboratory that takes live animals out of the equation.
Some folks have big plans for your future. They want you—a burger-eatin’, chicken-finger-dippin’ American—to buy their burgers and nuggets grown from stem cells. One day, meat eaters and vegans might even share their hypothetical burger. That burger will be delicious, environmentally friendly, and be indistinguishable from a regular burger. And they assure you the meat will be real meat, just not ground from slaughtered animals.
Bruce Friedrich is about to up the ante in the effort to get more people eating plant-based and cell-cultured meat.
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Tyson Foods has launched a venture capital fund to invest in the future of protein production, meatless meat.