Leveraging $39 million in funding, the company’s facility will help meet the need for more sustainable proteins. 

The treats are made with black soldier fly larvae, Asian Carp and kangaroo proteins. 

The focus of the facility will be the development of plant-based, microbial and cell-based meats, dairy, seafood and egg products.

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

The new treat represents the first commercial inclusion of Calysta’s FeedKind® Pet protein.

The two companies will develop sustainable proteins for dog and cat foods using precision fermentation.

The sustainable pet food ingredient startup is among eight early-stage companies selected for this latest cohort.

The EMIT LESS Act aims to bolster the USDA’s efforts in incentivizing dairy and cattle farmers who adopt practices that reduce enteric methane emissions.

The companies have developed a wet cat food that contains Meatly’s cultivated chicken ingredient.

The company produces sustainable, protein-rich ingredients through biomass fermentation.