Cultured Meat Brand Aims To Spare 27 Million Animals After Raising Nearly $100M

Dutch cultivated meat brand, Meatable, has raised $35 million in funding, bringing its total amount raised to $95 million. The company creates cell-based meat, with its pork products taking just eight days to grow, significantly faster than traditional methods. Meatable plans to accelerate the launch of its pork products in Singapore, which was the first country to approve cell-based meat, with the goal of saving 27 million animal lives by 2035.

Cell-based meat, created without raising and slaughtering animals, is seen as a potential solution to the environmental impact and animal cruelty of conventional meat production. Meatable does not use fetal bovine serum in its process, and aims to revolutionize farming for a growing global population. With increasing support and investment in the industry, cell-based meat is gaining acceptance and approval from regulatory bodies, offering a more sustainable and ethical option for consumers.