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After a historic summer, this September marked a strong end to the third quarter of 2023 for the cellular agriculture field. Following the landmark launch of the first US cultured meat products, companies continued to look to scale production through partnerships and facility development.

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With a wide range of announcements, from investments and product launches to new partnerships, June 2022 marked a solid end to the second quarter for cellular agriculture. As the field continues to grow globally, this month also marked announcements from new players looking to enter the field.

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Following the incredible start to the year, this April marked a strong start to the second quarter for the cellular agriculture field.

Interestingly, along with new funding and partnership announcements by companies in the field, this April marked significant government funding support to grow the ...

From record investment rounds to new acellular product launches, 2021 was a historic year for the cellular agriculture field.  With new partnerships and advancements, the field made progress toward becoming part of a viable future of food system.

Following all the incredible breakthroughs and progr...

This June marked a strong end to the second quarter of 2021 for the cellular agriculture field. Compared to conventional animal agriculture, cellular agriculture offers an alternative and more sustainable way to produce the same animal products directly from cell cultures. From meat to dairy to prot...

After the largest funding round to date for a cellular agriculture company in July, this August marked a strong end to summer 2020 for cellular agriculture. Compared to conventional animal products, cellular agriculture (cell ag) offers an alternative and more sustainable way to produce the same pro...

Following all the developments in May and June, July marked a strong start to the third quarter for cellular agriculture. Cellular agriculture (cell ag) is the field of growing animal products, like meat or dairy products, from cell cultures instead of raising animals for the same products. Compared...