Re: foods produced using animal cell culture technology
GFI’s comment explains the need for a clear regulatory pathway for cultivated meat. Learn more about cultivated meat and why FDA is well situated to ensure its safety.
Cultivated
GFI launches $3 million grant program for plant-based and clean meat research
Erin Rees Clayton, Ph.D.Plant-based and clean meat research have huge potential to catalyze the evolution of our food system and solve critical global issues — and GFI wants to help researchers pursue this work.
BlueNalu sets sail with $4.5M in seed investment
Mary AllenNew Crop Capital led the round with a diverse coalition of 25 venture organizations and individuals from around the world. This is one of the largest seed round investments in a clean meat company to date.
How a cardiologist is using meat to save more lives
Mary AllenUPSIDE Foods Founder and Chief Visionary Dr. Uma Valeti is radically devoted to inviting consumers into the process to see how their meat is created. Dr. Valeti speaks about his path to clean meat entrepreneurship and about Memphis Meat's development and strategy.
6 questions with the father of clean meat, Dr. Mark Post
Mary AllenMosa Meat Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Mark Post (who also happens to be a GFI advisor since our founding and co-host of our Good Food Conference) spoke with us about the exponential potential of and the limits on clean meat production.
Clean meat consumer survey: Public is hungry for clean meat!
Bruce FriedrichThe Good Food Institute partnered with research organization Faunalytics to create a poll that would gauge public opinion regarding clean meat. Two-thirds of respondents were willing to try it, and a majority were willing to swap conventional meat out for clean meat.
Building the Good Food Future with Bruce Friedrich
GFI’s Bruce Friedrich talks about the policy considerations for cultivated meat, consumer awareness for alt proteins, and reaching price parity.
GFI’s statement on clean meat regulation, July 26, 2018
Jessica Almy, J.D.The Good Food Institute supports a clear and efficient pathway to market for clean meat. Regulators have an important role to play in encouraging innovation and ensuring consumer safety and confidence. The Good Food Institute and the companies in this space stand ready to work with whichever regulatory agency ultimately regulates clean meat.
Is in vitro meat the new in vitro fertilization?
GFI's Bruce Friedrich explores the history of society’s opposition and then adoption of new technologies, as well as reasons to expect many consumers to embrace cultivated meat.
Impossible Foods? No question!
Bruce FriedrichFarming cells is better than slaughtering animals - safer, more sustainable, and humane. The FDA has issued a "no questions" letter to Impossible Foods, recognizing the safety of the Impossible Burger's heme (the source of the burgers "bloody" taste).
