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Jellatech carves novel path in alt protein market with animal-free, cell-based collagen, gelatin


Jellatech carves novel path in alt protein market with animal-free, cell-based collagen, gelatin
Right now, you can extract collagen proteins from animal skin, bones, and connective tissue, or you can produce them via microbial fermentation, without slaughtering animals (engineering bacteria to produce the target proteins). But there’s also a third approach, says Raleigh-based startup Jellatech.
Jellatech​​ – which emerged from stealth mode in November 2020 – was founded in June 2020 by Danish entrepreneur Stephanie Michelsen (CEO - based in Raleigh, NC), and Kylie van Deinsen-Hesp (head of science - based in The Netherlands), who have not yet been able to meet in person thanks to COVID-19. ....

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Unpalatable Sci-fi Concoction! Lab-Grown Meat Could Soon be On The Menu


Unpalatable Sci-fi Concoction! Lab-Grown Meat Could Soon be On The Menu
Published January 24th, 2021 - 06:58 GMT
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Experts believe technology and regulations will have to adapt quickly to respond to these changing demands.
Lab-grown meat may sound like an unpalatable sci-fi concoction, but thanks to new innovations in cellular agriculture, combined with growing consumer demand for sustainable alternatives, test-tube T-bones could soon be on the menu.
Threats to global food systems and agriculture have come to the fore since the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted regional value chains, heightening awareness about the importance of public health and regulation of new scientific techniques. ....

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How the Arab region can catch up with the future of food


DUBAI: Lab-grown meat may sound like an unpalatable sci-fi concoction, but thanks to new innovations in cellular agriculture, combined with growing consumer demand for sustainable alternatives, test-tube T-bones could soon be on the menu.
Threats to global food systems and agriculture have come to the fore since the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted regional value chains, heightening awareness about the importance of public health and regulation of new scientific techniques.
For the Middle East in particular, the crisis has been a wake-up call for policymakers acutely aware they have fallen behind in the food sciences a gap that Saudi Arabia and the UAE are now hopeful they can close. ....

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