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The restaurants serving cultivated meat have stopped doing so, for now – what can consumers expect from cultured meat tastings next?

An Israeli startup producing lab-grown meat has received approval to publicly sell its cultivated beef steaks in Israel

The world’s first regulatory approval for cultivated beef has been granted in Israel. For EU cultivated meat stakeholders, is the greenlight yet another sign the EU – which has yet to approve such a product – is falling behind? Or does it hold promise for the future?

Aleph Farms has announced that Israel’s government agency has issued regulatory approval for Aleph Cuts, the “world’s first” cell-based beef steaks, in

The approval was given to Aleph Farms, a Rehovot-based startup.The post Israel gives world’s first regulatory approval to cultivated beef appeared first on JNS.org.

The first non-chicken cultivated meat product has recieved a "no questions" letter from the Israeli Ministry of Health.

Gaining regulatory approval is a feat that has taken cultivated meat companies years to achieve.

Aleph Farms has earned the world's first regulatory approval for cell-cultured beef, making Israel the third country to greenlight cultivated meat.

Aleph Farms received a “No Questions” letter for its cultivated beef product from Israel’s Ministry of Health in December, it said.

Cultured meat is touted as environmentally friendly and more efficient to produce.