I don't think stuff like this should be legally allowed to be called "meat". It's something else..
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>Meatable, a Dutch cultivated meat startup employing about 100 people, is being dissolved after failing to secure sufficient new financing, according to its British investor Agronomics, ending a high-profile attempt to commercialize meat grown from animal cells without slaughter.
I don't think stuff like this should be legally allowed to be called "meat". It's something else..
Archive: https://archive.today/QYi7R
From the post:
>>Meatable, a Dutch cultivated meat startup employing about 100 people, is being dissolved after failing to secure sufficient new financing, according to its British investor Agronomics, ending a high-profile attempt to commercialize meat grown from animal cells without slaughter.
