
Cellcraft is a biotechnology company pioneering the production of cultivated meat through revolutionary technology. Their end-to-end process, inspired by nature, allows for the cultivation of real meat outside animal bodies, eliminating the need for slaughter. This B2B system provides producers with the tools to create meat that is cleaner, responsible, and scalable, aiming to transform animal protein and fat production for a more sustainable food economy. Their "Cellcraft® Farm" offers automated, slaughter-free, low-carbon, and scalable meat production, supplying necessary ingredients, equipment (bioreactors), and cutting-edge software with machine learning for process automation. Cellcraft® meat is positioned as a safer, healthier, and more affordable protein source compared to traditional animal farming, addressing climate change, animal welfare, and public health concerns like antimicrobial resistance. Founded at the University of Cambridge, the company aims to democratize access to sustainable food production.

Cellcraft is a biotechnology company pioneering the production of cultivated meat through revolutionary technology. Their end-to-end process, inspired by nature, allows for the cultivation of real meat outside animal bodies, eliminating the need for slaughter. This B2B system provides producers with the tools to create meat that is cleaner, responsible, and scalable, aiming to transform animal protein and fat production for a more sustainable food economy. Their "Cellcraft® Farm" offers automated, slaughter-free, low-carbon, and scalable meat production, supplying necessary ingredients, equipment (bioreactors), and cutting-edge software with machine learning for process automation. Cellcraft® meat is positioned as a safer, healthier, and more affordable protein source compared to traditional animal farming, addressing climate change, animal welfare, and public health concerns like antimicrobial resistance. Founded at the University of Cambridge, the company aims to democratize access to sustainable food production.