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‘Guilt-free sausages’: Lab-grown pork could be coming to British menus by 2023 | Business Green
19th May, 2021

‘Guilt-free sausages’: Lab-grown pork could be coming to British menus by 2023 | Business Green

Business Green
‘Guilt-free sausages’: Lab-grown pork could be coming to British menus by 2023

Ivy Farm to Bring First Cultured Sausages to UK Supermarkets by 2023 & Produce 12,000 Tonnes of Cultured Pork Per Year | Vegconomist
18th May, 2021

Ivy Farm to Bring First Cultured Sausages to UK Supermarkets by 2023 & Produce 12,000 Tonnes of Cultured Pork Per Year | Vegconomist

Vegconomist
Ivy Farm to Bring First Cultured Sausages to UK Supermarkets by 2023 & Produce12,000 Tonnes of Cultured Pork Per Year

Wadham entrepreneur launches Ivy Farm for cultured meat | Oxford University, Wadham College
18th May, 2021

Wadham entrepreneur launches Ivy Farm for cultured meat | Oxford University, Wadham College

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.

Start up aims to become first UK company to upscale lab grown pork | Meat Management
17th May, 2021

Start up aims to become first UK company to upscale lab grown pork | Meat Management

Meat Management
Start up aims to become first UK company to upscale lab grown pork

Slaughter-free meat to hit plates by 2023, claims Ivy Farm | Food Manufacture
17th May, 2021

Slaughter-free meat to hit plates by 2023, claims Ivy Farm | Food Manufacture

Food Manufacture
Slaughter-free meat to hit plates by 2023, claims Ivy Farm

Oxford Uni spin-out aims to become UK’s first commercial cultured meat producer | Food & Drink International
17th May, 2021

Oxford Uni spin-out aims to become UK’s first commercial cultured meat producer | Food & Drink International

Food & Drink International
Oxford Uni spin-out aims to become UK’s first commercial cultured meat producer

Full English: Ivy Farm Aims to Launch Cell-Based Sausages by 2023 | The Spoon
17th May, 2021

Full English: Ivy Farm Aims to Launch Cell-Based Sausages by 2023 | The Spoon

The Spoon | Chris Albrecht
Full English: Ivy Farm Aims to Launch Cell-Based Sausages by 2023

Ivy Farm reveals aim to be the first British company to put cultured meat on people’s plates | Oxford University Innovation
17th May, 2021

Ivy Farm reveals aim to be the first British company to put cultured meat on people’s plates | Oxford University Innovation

Oxford University Innovation
Ivy Farm reveals aim to be the first British company to put cultured meat on people’s plates.
The Oxford spinout will produce sustainable, guilt-free sausages by 2023, followed by meatballs and beefburgers

Pork sausages grown in Oxford labs on market in 2023 | Oxford Mail
16th May, 2021

Pork sausages grown in Oxford labs on market in 2023 | Oxford Mail

Oxford Mail
Pork sausages grown in Oxford labs on market in 2023
GUILT-FREE sausages grown in Oxford labs could appear on the shelves of UK supermarkets on 2023.

Company To Save 170,000 Pigs By Scaling Up Cell-Cultured Meat Production In The UK | Plant based news
16th May, 2021

Company To Save 170,000 Pigs By Scaling Up Cell-Cultured Meat Production In The UK | Plant based news

Plant Based News
Company To Save 170,000 Pigs By Scaling Up Cell-Cultured Meat Production In The UK
It comes after predictions that a staggering 60 percent of all meat consumed in 2040 will not come from dead animals

BBC News Daily shares coverage of the launch of Ivy Farm
16th May, 2021

BBC News Daily shares coverage of the launch of Ivy Farm

BBC News Daily shares coverage of Ivy Farm launch

Lab grown pork sausages could soon be on the menu: Scientists create bangers originating from muscle cells taken from pigs – and burgers could be next | Mail Online
15th May, 2021

Lab grown pork sausages could soon be on the menu: Scientists create bangers originating from muscle cells taken from pigs – and burgers could be next | Mail Online

Mail Online – By Joe Davies
Lab grown pork sausages could soon be on the menu: Scientists create bangers originating from muscle cells taken from pigs – and burgers could be next

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