A factory in the Netherlands, Redefine Meat, is 3D-printing meat cultivated from animal stem cells and sold in restaurants in Germany.

A factory in the Netherlands, Redefine Meat, is 3D-printing meat cultivated from animal stem cells and sold in restaurants in Germany. A factory in the Netherlands, owned by Israeli company ...

3D-printed foods, and in particular 3D-printed meats, are gaining traction. These new products could help tackle GHG emissions and overconsumption of resources.

Created using Redefine Meat's patent-pending 3D meat printing technology, the company's Alt-Steak products have the texture, flavor and appearance of beef steak and can be produced in the volume ...

Steakholder Foods, an Israeli biotech company, has finally answered the question we've all had about 3D printing: Yes, you can print a burger. The company has developed a method of printing meat ...

In a recent study published in Food Physics, a team of researchers from China successfully created plant-based simulated yellow croaker meat tissues by dual-nozzle 3D printing.

To be able to mimic the texture, taste, and appearance of traditional meat, bio-printing technology companies have developed specialized 3D printers.

Finding cost-effective edible inks for printing is one of the main challenges in producing cultured meat. In a recent study published in Advanced Materials ("3D-Printed Prolamin Scaffolds for ...

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