Steakholder Foods Machine Prints Cultivated Fish That You Can Eat

“We are recreating Star Trek. That is amazing,” Arik Kaufman, CEO of Israel-based Steakholder Foods.

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“We are recreating Star Trek. That is amazing.” The quote is from Arik Kaufman, CEO of Israel-based Steakholder Foods, a young company working with Umami Meats of Singapore to develop 3D-printed structured eel and grouper products. The Star Trek reference is to the magical replicator from the popular science fiction TV series that could create meals on demand.But this is science fact, Kaufman says. Read the full article on Forbes

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