Germany to Open Cultivated Meat Innovation Hub As Part of Biotech Roadmap
The German government has introduced a biotechnology roadmap to establish a national innovation hub for cultivated meat and precision fermented…
Lab-Grown Meat Firm Cultimate Foods Files for Bankruptcy, Remains Hopeful
Berlin-based startup Cultimate Foods has filed for bankruptcy and begun a financial restructuring process. Founded in 2022, the company specializes…
Germany’s Innocent Meat Nabs $7M to Launch Lab-Grown Proteins by 2028
German cultivated protein startup Innocent Meat has secured €6 million ($7 million) in funding to scale its operations and obtain…
Innovation aus Zellkultur: Myriameat entwickelt Hybrid-Würstchen aus Kulturfleisch
Göttingen startup Myriameat GmbH, in collaboration with two industrial partners, is developing a hybrid sausage made from a mix of…
Germans open to 3D-printed meat
A recent survey by Bitkom Research reveals growing openness among Germans to consuming 3D-printed cultivated meat, particularly among younger demographics.…
IFFA – The World’s Leading Trade Fair – 3 to 8 May 2025 – Frankfurt 🗓
IFFA covers the entire market for processing, packaging and selling of meat and alternative proteins. Thus offering the global food…
Innocent Meat raised EUR 3 million
Innocent Meat has succeeded in realising EUR 3 million in financing in a challenging market environment. The investors include the…
German Government to boost alternative proteins with €38m investment
In its 2024 budget, the German Government has allocated €38m for the promotion of precision-fermented, plant-based and cultivated meat and…
Bluu Seafood reels in $17.5M to bring cultivated fish products to market
Bluu Seafood, a German company creating cultivated (i.e. “lab-grown”) fish products, today announced it has raised €16 million ($17.5 million)…
Acceptance of Cultured Meat in Germany— Application of an Extended Theory of Planned Behaviour
This study examines the willingness to consume a cultured meat burger in Germany. Based on the theory of planned behaviour…