Israel approves world’s first cultivated beef product
Health Ministry approves manufacturing and marketing of Aleph Farms’ Petit Steak, cultivated from cells of a Black Angus cow.
Health Ministry approves manufacturing and marketing of Aleph Farms’ Petit Steak, cultivated from cells of a Black Angus cow.
Aleph Farms is the first company to manufacture cultured steak and it’s vision is to eventually create cultured leather and collagen.
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