UK pets are joining a global initiative to reduce the environmental impact of the food industry.
After a long time of study, the use of laboratory-grown meat was approved for the pet feeding in the United Kingdom. The Food Standards Agency authorized the use of these products generated from chicken cells, marking a before and after in biotechnology in the region.
The lab meat company, Meatlyplans to begin marketing its first products end of 2024projecting that production will reach industrial levels within three years of its launch. As for public opinion, a study by the University of Winchester showed that approximately 40% of meat consumers would be willing to try cultured meat, while 81% would be willing to give it to their pets.
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What lab-grown meat is like for pets
The process of producing lab-grown meat is very complex. The cells are grown in a vessel similar to those used in beer fermentation. The result is a paste similar to pâté, which is then processed into ready-to-eat meat products.
Unlike plant-based products, which are made from soy or pea protein, lab-grown meat has a much smaller climate impact. This makes it a promising option for reduce the environmental footprint of the food industry.
What does this mean for meat lovers? Although the sale of cultured meat for pets has initially been authorized, it is likely that We will soon see options for human consumptionThe technology behind this meat could revolutionize the way we get our food and change the conversation about sustainability at the table.
Source: Ambito
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