Tackling overfishing with cell-cultivated fish
Here, Daphna Heffetz outlines how alternative seafood products could mitigate the impact of overfishing, support sustainable practices, and offer nutritious options for consumers.
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Here, Daphna Heffetz outlines how alternative seafood products could mitigate the impact of overfishing, support sustainable practices, and offer nutritious options for consumers.
With a growing population, new protein sources are needed. Cultivated meat offers a sustainable solution, but high production costs are a hurdle. This paper explores how process optimization can improve consistency, yield, and affordability of cultivated meat.
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Considered the pinnacle of tuna species, bluefin tuna is a costly and unsustainable luxury product. But now, Wanda Fish has unveiled a new alternative with its first cultivated bluefin tuna toro sashimi.
Working with Omni, Meatly has shared that it has created the “world’s first” pet food made using cultivated chicken.
Katrina Anderson explores the innovation of 'meaty' rice, a fusion of beef cells and grains, heralding eco-friendly protein innovation amid regulatory considerations.
Ivy Farm has collaborated with Fortnum & Mason to recreate the brand’s scotch egg using cultivated beef mince.
Scientists at Tufts University have created bovine muscle cells, something they claim can remove “costly ingredients from the production process” of cultivated meat.
Israel-based foodtech startup Forsea Foods shares its mission to save wild eel populations through its first prototype of cell-cultivated freshwater eel.
The first non-chicken cultivated meat product has recieved a "no questions" letter from the Israeli Ministry of Health.
Dr Lucy Wallace reflects on how the COP28 conference resulted in a landmark deal focusing on climate action but may have fallen short when it comes to transforming food systems.
Sharing insights from CMS23, Philip Saneski reveals the collaborative journey of chefs and cultured meat firms, pioneering innovations and forging a sustainable culinary landscape to spark consumer interest.
Tufts University has shared that it has launched the world’s first university undergraduate degree in cellular agriculture.
ADM's Jacquelyn Schuh explores how the alternative protein landscape is transforming to meet global demand, with evolving consumer preferences and innovative technologies at the forefront.
Andy Zynga outlines why protein diversification is an “urgent necessity” in today’s world and why it benefits both people and the planet.