NEW TECH FOODS

The global agri-food-tech sector has seen a steep decline in investment, with funding plummeting by 73% from its 2021 peak, according to...

In this ‘Start-up Spotlight,’ we speak with Mohammad Khalil El Hajj, CEO of Bright Biotech, a firm pioneering the use of plant chloroplasts.

Researchers have found that guanylhydrazone-based small molecule TCB-32 could serve as an alternative to basic fibroblast growth factors.

The Cultivated B has advanced cell culture tech by discovering a new class of FGFR1 agonists that mimic bFGF effects on cell proliferation.

British start-up Multus has introduced Proliferum B, a new animal component-free cell culture media designed for the cultivated meat sector.

Spanish biotech firm Cocoon Bioscience has inaugurated its new plant at the Bizkaia Technology Park in Derio, Spain.

Cult Food Science is celebrating the recent achievements of its venture arm company, Unicorn Biotechnologies.

Researchers at the University of Helsinki’s HiLIFE have developed a method to produce cultivated meat that does not rely on growth factors.

A study has investigated the potential of non-allergenic wheat protein glutenin to act as a scaffold in the production of cell-based meat.

Researchers at TUCCAhave created bovine muscle cells that produce their own growth factors, a step that can significantly cut costs.

Multus opens “world’s first” growth media production facility, capable of supporting the annual production of 500,000 kg of cell-based meat.

ProFuse has launched a media supplement engineered to accelerate and enhance skeletal muscle research across the cell-based meat sector.

New Wave Biotech and Multus are partnering to scale the production of cell-based meat more quickly and effectively using AI technology.

Steakholder Foods has reduced the cost of its in-house growth media for bovine cell cultivation in suspension by more than 75% in 2 years.

The Cell Base had the privilege of attending the opening of BioBetter’s first food-grade pilot facility located in northern Israel.