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2. Inspired by “Clean Meat” by Paul Shapiro in 2017
Started hosting the Cultured Meat and Future Food
podcast, interviewing key players in the industry
Created the Cultured Meat Symposium, to bridge
the gap between tech investors and cultured meat
About
CMSについて
3.
4. History of Cultured Meat
培養肉の歴史
1894 - French Chemist, Pierre-Eugène-Marcellin Berthelot predicts the
idea of cultured meat.
1934 - Winston Churchill “In Fifty years we shall escape the absurdity of
growing a whole chicken in order to eat the breast or the wing by growing
these parts separately under a suitable medium."
5. 2001 - NASA begins experiments on cultured meat as potential food for
astronauts but deems the research to be in too much need for scientific
development.
2013 - The first cell-cultured hamburger was cooked and stated live on
air in London, England. Professor Mark Post created the burger at the
University of Maastricht.
2015 - The first cellular agriculture company working towards
cell-cultured meat, Memphis Meats, is founded by Uma Valeti and Nicholas
Genovese in the United States.
6. Cellular Agriculture
細胞農業
Cellular products are made of living or
once-living cells.
Cellular agriculture products include meat,
leather, fur, wood, offal.
Acellular products are made of organic
molecules like proteins and fats and contain
no cellular or living material.
Acellular agriculture products include casein,
gelatin, vanillin, omega-3 fatty acids,
ovalbumin.
Cellular
細胞性
Acellular
非細胞性
10. Cell-cultured meat producers have many
opportunities beyond B2C products.
Examples of acellular agriculture companies Clara
Foods and Perfect Day showcase that ingredient
companies are huge opportunities for novel foods
in the cellular agriculture space.
Opportunities for industry
collaboration
協業の機会
11. Existing players in the meat industry
畜肉プレーヤー
Tyson’s venture arm has
invested in Mosa Meat. Also
notable to mention Tyson has a
5% interest in Beyond Meat.
An early investor in Memphis
Meats, investor in Aleph Farms
with a heavy interest in the
plant-based sector as well.
JBS has expressed interest in
the field but has not announced
any large scale commitments.
JBS is an important player to
watch because they are the
largest meat producer.
12. From the Tyson Ventures Website:
As part of the corporate commitment to
continually innovate, Tyson Ventures invests in
early stage companies. Established in 2016, the
$150 million fund invests in promising
entrepreneurial businesses that can benefit from
our scale and align with Tyson Foods’ corporate
strategy.
13.
14. Patents in the space offer a strong opportunity for
small startups to have appealing exit strategies
amongst large meat players.
Research and Development phase is still in early
phases and there are still questions of efficiency,
price parity, and food safety that need to be
addressed.
Patents
特許
15. Memphis Meats
Compositions and methods for increasing the
efficiency of cell cultures used for food production
Genovese NJ, Schulze EN, Desmet DN
2019
Levenberg Lab (Aleph Farms)
Cultured meat compositions
Ben-Arye T, Levenberg S
2019
Growth guidance system, growth induction controller,
growth guidance control method, and the growth
induction control program
羽生 雄毅, 川島 一公
2018
Mosa Meat
Apparatus and process for production of tissue from
cells
Breemhaar JJ, Post M
2020
Fork & Goode
Large Scale Cell Culture System For Making Meat and
Associated Products
Forgacs G, Gupta N
2019
Patents
特許
16. New Harvest - WHAT IS CELLULAR AGRICULTURE?
https://www.new-harvest.org/cell_ag_101
Clean Meat: How Growing Meat Without Animals Will Revolutionize Dinner and the World
https://cleanmeat.com/
Tyson Ventures
https://www.tysonfoods.com/news/news-releases/2018/1/tyson-foods-invests-cultured-meat-stake-memphis-meats
Cultivated Meat Patents compiled by Elliot Swartz (GFI)
https://paperpile.com/shared/NlcP2c
Cultured Abundance - Patent Analysis by Robert Yaman
https://www.culturedabundance.com/post/patent-analysis-integriculture-landscape-analysis
This is the Future of Meat
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/05/20/meet-the-future-of-meat-a-10-lab-grown-hamburger-that-ta
stes-as-good-as-the-real-thing/
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