Thank you for featuring us in your report (Pg 42) on the state of the cultivated meat industry The Good Food Institute. Pluricells is a B2B supplier of embryonic stem cell lines. Traceability is a key concern for any food business and this industry is no exception. With our method of harvesting cells, they are 100% traceable and we are able to provide a full report on the health of the animal the cells were taken from. Cultivated meat is a unique avenue for us to continue feeding the world without the ethical dilemma's around meat production as the animal is not killed. We also use animal-free media and are undertaking some exciting research on how we can continue to offer scaleable solutions to companies interested in growing their meat! Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/g2Zvgc54 Read more about us on pluricells.co.uk and email us on pluricells@nottingham.ac.uk if you are interested in securing reliable cell lines for your business. #CultivatedMeat #CellularAgriculture #SustainableFoodSystems Food Systems Institute at the University of Nottingham Nottingham Future Proteins Hub
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