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U.S. Department of Defense Requests Proposals for Development of Cultured Meat
The U.S. Department of Defense has requested proposals for the development of cultured meat to supply food for the military. BioMADEβs project seeks sustainable food and material solutions, with key areas including sustainable food production, the conversion of waste into bioproducts, and carbon capture technologies. Proposals should emphasize technical elements and relevant applications for the Department of Defense. Selected proposals may receive grants ranging from $500,000 to $2 million. However, the U.S. Cattlemenβs Association has criticized this research, claiming it could be harmful to soldiers.
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University of Helsinki Develops Innovative Technology for Cultured Meat Without Growth Media
A research team at the University of Helsinki has developed an innovative technology that uses stem cells to produce cultured meat without the need for growth media. This technology regulates cell metabolism to proliferate cells cost-effectively and is expected to be applied to commercially viable meats such as beef, pork, and chicken.
The research team plans to establish a spinout company to license this technology and aims to begin discussions with venture capitalists by 2025.
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Prolific Machines Raises $55 Million for "Unprecedented Biosolutions" Including Cultured Meat
Prolific Machines has recently secured $55 million in Series B1 funding to commercialize and scale their light-based cell culture technology. This technology aims to reduce production costs and enhance the quality of bio-products such as cultured meat and therapeutic proteins.
Investors in this round include Ki Tua Fund and Breakthrough Energy Ventures, among others. Prolific Machines intends to provide new biosolutions to various industries through this innovative platform.
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Simple Planet: A Bio Food Tech Company for a Sustainable Future
With the recent advancements in the food tech industry and the growing enthusiasm for alternative protein investments, the investment in alternative proteins more than doubled in 2021 compared to the previous year. Established global food companies are expanding their portfolios and acquiring technologies by investing in the alternative protein sector and launching brands related to alternative proteins, actively entering the market.
Amidst this trend, Simple Planet aims to build a sustainable food supply chain through cell-cultured foods, addressing climate change and food crises. Their key technologies include a platform for developing suspension cell lines to increase cell density and serum-free culture media, which have garnered attention in the global food tech market.
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Brevel, Leader in Biomass Fermentation, Opens Commercial Plant for Affordable and Nutrient-Rich Microalgae Protein
Israeli biomass fermentation startup Brevel has opened a commercial plant to produce nutrient-rich microalgae protein. The company raised $18.5 million in seed funding in 2023, enabling this commercial production phase and global expansion.
The new plant can produce hundreds of tons of microalgae protein, with the first products expected to be launched in early 2025. Brevel produces protein with a complete amino acid profile, applicable to a variety of foods and beverages.
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Hanwha Solutions' Cultured Meat Initiative Gains Momentum
Hanwha Solutions' chemical division has taken a significant step towards sustainable future food projects by establishing a BioENG Research Center last year to spearhead research on cultured meat, a key area of focus for sustainable food solutions. They have also developed a platform for creating microbial strains essential for producing cultured meat materials.
In the recently published "2024 Sustainability Management Report," Hanwha Solutions revealed its long-term objectives. The company aims to develop numerous growth factors used in cultured meat by 2026. Following this, the goal is to expand into the cultured meat industry by 2030, thereby contributing to global climate change mitigation and addressing future food shortages.
A representative from Hanwha Solutions stated, "Last year, we launched the BioENG Research Center and have been actively pursuing research on cultured meat, which is gaining recognition as a sustainable future food source. We plan to collaborate with various stakeholders to develop sustainable technologies that can benefit the environment and animal welfare.
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