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The Times
Britain must embrace cultured meat if we are to reach net-zero
Future Food Finance, John Reynolds
IVY FARM ON HUNT FOR £40M MINIMUM FUNDRAISE AS AIMS TO BECOME FIRST CULTURED MEAT FIRM TO REACH UK MARKET
Just Food, Andy Coyne
UK cell-based meat firm Ivy Farm targets second round of funding
The Spectator, Anthony Browne
The ‘clean meat’ revolution is coming
The Pig Site
British cell-based pork start-up says it will bring its pork sausages to market by 2023
Ivy Farm, a spinout company from Oxford University working on cell-cultured meat, says it will launch its cell-based pork sausages in 2023 and will explore other cultivated meat options as well.
The Grocer
British cultured meat startup Ivy Farm Technologies has called on the FSA to adopt a more “nimble” approach to regulatory approval, after announcing plans to bring its products to market by 2023.
Food Navigator – article by Oliver Morrison
UK start-up predicts lab-grown sausages on shelves by 2023 after technology ‘breakthrough’
New Food Magazine
Bold ambitions for the UK cultured meat industry brings peace for pigs
The Vegan Review
Cultured meat to hit UK menus by 2023, says cell-based startup Ivy Farm
Business Green
‘Guilt-free sausages’: Lab-grown pork could be coming to British menus by 2023
Vegconomist
Ivy Farm to Bring First Cultured Sausages to UK Supermarkets by 2023 & Produce12,000 Tonnes of Cultured Pork Per Year
Oxford University, Wadham college
Wadham entrepreneur launches Ivy Farm for cultured meat
Ivy Farm Technologies, an Oxford University spin-out, has revealed plans to become the first commercial producer of sustainable, slaughter-free meat in the UK.