The results of the study indicate that cultivated meat has a significantly lower environmental impact than traditional animal production. 

According to the research, the company’s cultivated chicken ingredient did not lead to any significant adverse effects.

The collaboration with Novel Farms aims to produce a “new class” of pet food products made with animal-free ingredients.

The trials will determine if the cell-cultivated protein is safe for pets to consume.

The company offers sustainable, nutritious cultivated chicken for use in pet nutrition products. 

The treats are made with cultivated fish from UMAMI Bioworks, bringing nutritional and environmental benefits to the pet food industry.

With supply under constraints, processors are relying on alternative sources, from novel proteins to fermented ingredients. 

According to the company, its cultivated meat ingredients for use in pet food are now price comparable with premium meats.

The company has developed a cultured protein medium without the use of expensive ingredients, providing pet food processors more access to sustainable proteins. 

Plug and Play Topeka has announced 26 animal health and ag-tech startups to participate in its next three-month accelerator program.