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This is a list of companies involved in the sale and development of cultured meat, along with information about them.

Because the commercial production of cultured meat is as of the 2020s still a developing industry, with unprecedented technological challenges and breakthroughs or failures, the progress of pioneers and early start-ups has received much attention in the media and the scientific community.[1] The number of cultured meat companies increased from about 10 start-ups in 2016 to "98 cultured meat companies engaged in culture-related meat production" in December 2022.[1] In addition to these companies, non-profit organisations such as New Harvest, the Good Food Institute, ProVeg International[2] and the Cellular Agriculture Society advocate for, fund and research cultured meat.[3]

Cultured meat companies

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Note: dates in italics refer to projected dates of achievement in the future; they may shift.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.
Name Founded Area Focus Recent costs Proof of concept Pilot plant Market entry
Aleph Farms 2017[4]  Israel Beef Over $3,000/kg (Nov 2019 claim)[5] Dec 2018[4] Feb 2022[6] Jan 2024[7]
Appleton Meats[8][9] 2016  Canada Beef 2022~2024 (Dec 2022 claim)[1]
Avant Meats 2018[10]  Hong Kong Fish protein Nov 2019[11] Nov 2023[12]
Because Animals[13] 2018  United States Pet food May 2019[14] 2022 (Aug 2021 claim)[15]
Believer Meats
(formerly Future Meat Technologies) 		2018  Israel Meat $10/lb (Feb 2020 goal by 2022)[16] 2019 June 2021[17] 2022 (Oct 2019 claim)[18]
Bene Meat Technologies 2020  Czech Republic Pet food Late 2024 or early 2025 (2024 claim)
Biftek[19] 2018[20]  Turkey Culture media
BioBQ[21] 2018  United States Scaffolding 2022[22]
BlueNalu[citation needed] 2018  United States Seafood Fall 2019[23]
BioTech Foods
(acquired by JBS[24]) 		2017[25]  Spain Pork[25] €100/kg (July 2019 claim)[26] 2020[27] mid-2024 (Dec 2021 claim)[24]
CellX 2020[28]  China Pork (by 2025) aiming for cost-parity
with conventionally sourced pork[29] 		2021[30][31]
Clear Meat[32] 2019[32]  India Poultry[32] c. 825 rupees/chicken (Nov 2020 claim)[33] 2022 (May 2019 claim)[34]
Cubiq Foods[citation needed] 2018  Spain Fat Sep 2019[35]
Cultured Food Innovation Hub[36] 2021[36]   Switzerland Meat[36] 2022 (Sept 2021 claim)[36]
Eat Just
(formerly Hampton Creek) 		2011  United States Meat C. €50/nugget (Jan 2020 claim)[37] Dec 2017[38] Constructing (Jan 2020)[39] Dec 2020: restaurants Singapore[40]
By Jan 2023: hawker centres and foodservices[41]
June 2023: United States[42]
Finless Foods 2016[43]  United States Tuna $7,000/lb (Feb 2018 claim)[44] Sep 2017[44] Constructing (Oct 2021)[45]
Forsea Foods 2021  Israel Seafood Jan 2024[46]
Higher Steaks 2017  United Kingdom Pork £'Thousands'/kg (July 2020 claim)[47] July 2020[48]
IntegriCulture, Inc. 2015  Japan Foie gras ¥20,000/kg (July 2019 claim)[49] 2021[50] 2021 (July 2020 claim)
Matrix Meats[citation needed] 2019  United States Scaffolding 2020[51]
Meatable[52] 2018  Netherlands Pork End 2020[53] Nov 2023[54] April 2024: public tasting in EU[54]
late 2024: restaurants in Singapore[54]
2025: United States (Apr 2024 claim)[42]
Meatleo[citation needed] 2021  Canada Beef
Mewery[citation needed] 2020  Czech Republic Pork mid 2022 2025
Mirai Foods 2020   Switzerland Beef 'Small car'/kg (June 2020 claim)[55] June 2020[55]
Mission Barns[citation needed] 2018  United States Pork
Mosa Meat[56]
(emerged from Maastricht University) 		2015  Netherlands Beef €60/kg (Feb 2017 goal by 2020)[57]
'88x cheaper' (July 2020 claim)[58] 		Aug 2013 (UM)[59] Installing (May 2020)[58] Mid-2026 (expected regulatory
approval) (Jan 2025 claim)[60]
Motif FoodWorks 2019[61]  United States Beef End 2020 (Aug 2020 claim)[62] Q4 2021 (beef flavouring) (Oct 2020 claim)[63]
Multus Media[citation needed] 2019  United Kingdom Culture media October 2019[64]
New Age Eats
(New Age Meats 2018–22[65]) 		2018–[66]
2023[67] 		 United States Pork Sep 2018[68] Constructing (Oct 2021)[69] March 2023: company shutdown[67]
SavorEat 2016[4]  Israel Beef Mid-2021 (restaurants) (May 2020 claim)[4]
SCiFi Foods[70]
(formerly Artemys Foods) 		2019  United States Meat Fall 2020[71] June 2024: company shutdown[72]
Shiok Meats 2018[73]  Singapore Shrimp
Beef[74] 		$3,500/kg (Oct 2020 claim)[75] 2019
(shrimp)[75] 		2021 (March 2020 claim)[73][76][77]
Steakholder Foods
(formerly MeaTech;
subsidiary: Peace of Meat) 		2019  Israel
 Belgium 		Foie gras €15,000/kg (May 2020 claim)[78] 4 March 2020[79] Constructing; 2022 (May 2021 claim)[80] 2023 (Dec 2019 claim)[81]
SuperMeat 2015[4]  Israel Poultry $35/burger (Dec 2020 claim)[82] 2018[83] November 2020[84] By 2022 (May 2020 claim)[4]
Test restaurant Nov 2020[84]
Upside Foods
(formerly Memphis Meats) 		2015  United States Poultry $1,700/lb (Feb 2018 claim)[85] Feb 2016[86] 4 November 2021[87][88] June 2023: United States[42]
Vow[89] 2019[90]  Australia Kangaroo US$1350/kg (Aug 2019 claim)[91] Aug 2019[91] Oct 2022[92] April 2024: restaurants in Singapore[54]
2024: AU & NZ (Feb 2023 claim)[93]
Wildtype Foods 2016  United States Salmon June 2019[94] 24 June 2021[95]

Pilot plants

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Note: data in italics refer to unfinished projects or projected capacities in the future; they may shift.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.
Company Location(s) In service Capacity
Aleph Farms Rehovot, Israel[96] Feb 2022[6] (3,000 m2[96]). Fully operational by summer 2022[6]
Believer Meats
(Future Meat Technologies) 		Rehovot, Israel[96] June 2021[17] 500 kilograms per day (182,625 kg/y)[96]
BioTech Foods
(acquired by JBS[24]) 		San Sebastián, Spain[24]
(production facility)[97] 		2020[27]
mid-2024[97] 		1,000 tonnes annually[97]
(scalable to 4,000 tonnes annually)[97]
Florianópolis, Brazil[97] Constructing (Sep 2023)[97] (R&D facility)[97]
Eat Just
(Hampton Creek) 		San Francisco, California[45] Constructing (Jan 2020)[39] (20+ 1200L bioreactors[45])
Singapore[41] Constructing plant (Jan 2023)[41] Unknown number of 6000L bioreactors[41]
Finless Foods Emeryville, California[45] Constructing (Oct 2021)[45]
Meatable and DSM Leiden, Netherlands[54]
(until 2023 Delft)[52][98] 		Nov 2023 (Leiden
& Singapore)[54] 		5,000 kilograms per day by 2025[53]
200-litre bioreactors; scalable to 500-litre (Apr 2024)[54]
Mosa Meat and
NIZO food research[99] 		Cultivate at Scale,
Maastricht[100] 		Installing (May 2020)[58] 100 kilograms per month (1,200 kg/y) per 200L bioreactor[100][101]
(scalable to 180,000 kg/y)[100]
Biot. Ferm. Factory, Ede[99] Constructing (Jan 2025)[99] Scalable to 10,000 litres, open to all Dutch start-ups[102]
Steakholder Foods
(MeaTech / Peace of Meat) 		Antwerp, Belgium[81] 2 labs March 2020[79] 700 grams per production run[103]
Antwerp, Belgium[80] Constructing plant (May 2021)[80]
SuperMeat Ness Ziona, Israel[82][84] November 2020[82][84] "Hundreds of kilograms" per week (June 2021)[84]
Upside Foods
(Memphis Meats) 		Emeryville, California[87] 4 November 2021[87] 22,680 kilograms (50,000 pounds) per year[87][88]
(scalable to 400,000 lbs/y / 181,440 kg/y)[88]
Wildtype San Francisco, California[45] 24 June 2021[95] 50,000 pounds (22,680 kg) salmon per year[45]
(scalable to 200,000 lbs/y / 90,718 kg/y)[45]

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