CellAgri Articles and Blog

Following July’s historic launch of cultivated meat products in the US, this August continued the cellular agriculture field’s strong summer. From notable funding rounds for various cellular agriculture food companies, this month also showed progress for players producing a range of products from me...

With new highs and new lows, March 2023 highlighted a mixed end to the first quarter of 2023 for cellular agriculture.

As more companies look to bring their cellular agriculture products to market, from cell-cultured dairy proteins and cell-based meat to technology-enabling support, this March high...

This article was sponsored by CULT Food Science.

Beyond producing meat, cellular agriculture can be used to make a wide range of products. From collagen and gelatin to chocolate and coffee, companies around the world are exploring a wide range of ways that cellular agriculture can make a more susta...

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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After a busy October, this November continued a strong end to the year for the cellular agriculture field. Cellular agriculture is the field of producing animal products, like meat and dairy, directly from cell cultures instead of raising animals. Compared to conventional livestock agriculture, cell...

Following the remarkable start to 2021, this April carried on the cellular agriculture field’s momentum into the second quarter. Compared to conventional livestock agriculture, cellular agriculture is the field of producing animal products, like meat, dairy, and fats, directly from cell cultures ins...

After a strong start to the fourth quarter in October, November continued a strong end to the year for cellular agriculture. Cellular agriculture is the field of producing animal products, like meat or dairy, directly from cell cultures instead of raising animals for the same products. Compared to c...

At the start of November, new startup Jellatech announced its launch as the first cell-based collagen and gelatin company. Founded by Stephanie Michelsen and Kylie van Deinsen-Hesp, Jellatech uses cellular agriculture to produce animal-free collagen and gelatin. Traditionally sourced from the bones ...