The Tel Aviv company’s clean meat is produced by growing cells that have been painlessly extracted from a chicken.
As reported in Globes:
Clean meat is also highly beneficial for the environment, with drastically reduced carbon and ecological footprints compared to current meat production methods.
With the new funding, the company plans bringing its clean chicken products to market within three years, at a price point similar to the conventional chicken products currently available on store shelves.
SuperMeat cofounder and CEO Ido Savir said, “We’re proud that SuperMeat is at the forefront of the rapidly-evolving clean meat industry. Our team is comprised of a diverse group of top-tier scientists, food engineers and chefs, working together with the best production experts from the pharmaceutical industry to create a new generation of meat products that are sustainable, cost-efficient, animal-friendly, and of course – delicious. We are proud to partner with a top-tier meat producer like PHW; this partnership will enable us to bring to market a revolutionary new generation of tasty, sustainable meat products throughout Europe and beyond.”
