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Zionism, high cost of living, hi-tech, beaches, Israeli frankness, warmth and love, protests and demonstrations - all this chaos falls on the heads of immigrants who find themselves in a turbulent and heated Israel; How do they cope, what do they really think of us, and will they stay? New immigrants who have integrated into the hi-tech industry speak openly about their experiences

Even as cellular meat companies continue to clear regulatory, technical and scientific hurdles, the timeline for when their products will launch remains a moving target as emerging challenges – ranging from the banal to black swan events – threaten to block their progress, stakeholders told attendees earlier this month at Future Food Tech in San Francisco.

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Global warming, problems in the global supply chain and the spike in the number of humans on the planet are some of the catalysts for new developments in the foodtech industry, where Israeli high-tech is emerging as a global leader. Ahead of Calcalist's Foodtech Competition, industry executives identify the challenges and trends in the field

The goal is to reach price parity with farm-grown livestock, Michrowski says - Click the link for more details.

Weizmann Institute researchers stumbled upon a way to dramatically speed up muscle regeneration for producing meat from cultivated animal cells.

Researchers at Israel’s Weizmann Institute start company based on an accidental discovery that could cut the cost of cultivated meat in half.

Researchers were focused on helping people after injury when they realized their findings could assist artificial meat producers to turn muscle into fiber in a fraction of the time