Meatable

New Episode Out Now! 🎙️ Get a sneak peek into our latest Future Food Cast episode with Daan Luining, Co-Founder & CTO at Meatable, as he shares groundbreaking insights into how cell-based technology is revolutionizing the meat industry. Key Takeaways from the episode: 🍖 Cell-Based Meat Production: Meatable's innovative approach uses cells from real animals to produce meat in a controlled environment, reducing the need for animal slaughter. 🌍 Environmental Benefits: This technology could significantly reduce water usage, land requirements, and greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional meat production. 🌱 Diverse Food Sources: Daan emphasizes the importance of diversifying food production methods to ensure a robust and resilient food system. 🧬 Technological and Biological Innovation: Meatable's process uses pluripotent cells and precise control of cell differentiation to optimize production efficiency and nutrition. 👨🍳 Taste and Experience: Meatable's goal is to create meat that tastes and feels identical to conventionally produced meat, with impressive early tastings! 📈 Market Challenges and Opportunities: Meatable is working to reduce costs and produce at a commercial scale, targeting initial market entry in Singapore and expanding to the U.S. and Europe. 🔮 Future Prospects: As the technology matures, Meatable aims to offer enhanced nutritional options, but widespread adoption will take time due to scaling production and regulatory environments. 🎧 Watch and Listen to the complete episode here: https://lnkd.in/gC9p694a ##alternativeprotein #innovation #sustainability #FoodTech #FutureOfFood #cultivatedmeat #cellularagriculture

🌍 Imagine a world where you can enjoy 100% real, delicious, and guilt-free meat without compromising on taste or contributing to climate change. Sounds like a dream? Meet Daan Luining, Co-Founder & CTO at Meatable, who's making this a reality! Daan is at the forefront of a food revolution, harnessing the power of cell-based meat production to create a more sustainable future. Meatable's innovative approach involves feeding cells to grow in closed environments, resulting in: 💚 Kinder meat for the planet 🐾 Better treatment for animal welfare 😋 Equally delicious taste Stay tuned for more details about our exciting conversation with Daan and learn how Meatable is transforming the future of food! #futureoffood #sustainability #animalwelfare #foodtech #innovation #guestspeaker #science

Cultivated meat may be down, but it’s not out, insists the new US-based CEO of Dutch startup Meatable. The reason is simple, claims Jeff “Trip” Tripician, a meat industry veteran who took the helm of the company last month. “Our supply chain as it stands is not able to feed 8 billion people without destroying the environment.” And large food and meat companies—who will ultimately fund the scale up of this technology, predicts Tripician—know this better than anyone. “They know that in the next couple of years, they can invest in organic and grass-fed and regenerative and free-range and they can charge more for these products and make a return. But they also know that these solutions are only so scalable; they take more land and the animals grow more slowly and they’re more expensive to feed. They’re not as efficient. At some point, they are going to have to ask: what’s next?” #cultivatedmeat Meatable #foodtech #cellularag AgFunder #alternativeprotein Jeff Tripician

Cultivated meat could be the answer for consumers seeking a more sustainable option without sacrificing the taste! Daan Luining, Co-Founder and CTO at Meatable, joined the pod this week to give us a full download on cultivated meat. We discussed how the product is developed and why it may be more attractive to consumers than plant-based options. He also comments on adoption rates, distribution models and regulatory issues. Daan is great and the topic is fascinating, check it out! #bloombergintelligence Bloomberg Intelligence ICR Michael Wolfe Bo de Koning #restaurants https://lnkd.in/eYSDHmAP

Leiden Bio Science Park was proud to welcome His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, with a high-level delegation from the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA)! They focused on learning about the Netherlands' most innovative technological ecosystems, and their visit highlighted our role as a major hub in life sciences and health in Europe and our commitment to international collaboration. It was an honour to host the Royal Technology Mission and showcase our life science and health technologies. Sweden adds significant value to this field, and we exchanged valuable knowledge and ideas. We hosted this event together with Leiden University and Leiden University Medical Center. Thank you so much for making this possible! Director of Leiden Bio Science Park Esther Peters joined the delegation on a bus tour around the park, allowing them to see firsthand the innovative environment and the state-of-the-art facilities we offer. Following a welcome by Rector Magnificus of Leiden University, Hester Bijl, Chairman of the Executive Board of the LUMC, Douwe Biesma, and the Dean of the Science Faculty, Jasper Knoester, the group gathered in the Science Faculty. Esther Peters presented on our ecosystem, and Ton Rabelink from LUMC highlighted advances in cell and gene therapy, showing our ecosystem in this field and reached out to Sweden to collaborate and learn from each other. Thomas Hankemeier shared his research on metabolomics-driven systems biology in personalized health strategies at the Exposome-NL facility at the Pharmacology, LACDR, University Leiden. The Exposome scan is a unique robot that can measure and study substances in a large number of blood and urine samples on a large scale. This helps us better understand the influence of environmental factors on the development of diseases and detect diseases at an earlier stage. Krijn De Nood shared about Meatable's innovative cell-based technology and their mission to satisfy the world's appetite for meat without harming people, animals or the planet but with lab-grown, cultivated meat.    Koenraad Wiedhaup shared about the Leyden Labs' mission to liberate humanity from respiratory viruses. Their nasal sprays enhance mucosal immunity and provide broad protection, targeting respiratory viruses where they first enter the body.    The purpose of IVA's trip was to foster new contacts, promote knowledge exchange, and encourage collective learning, and so we did. This visit and the discussions set the stage for further joint research, educational exchanges, and business collaboration to boost our impact in life sciences across Northern Europe. We can learn a lot from each other, and together, we can make an even bigger impact in improving our lives and global health. Thank you so much for visiting us, and let's stay connected! #sweden #lifesciences #cellandgenetherapies #iva1919