Mosa Meat
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Mosa Meat

https://www.mosameat.com/
Last activity: 25.10.2024
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Our mission is to let you enjoy real meat that's delicious, healthy, better for the environment and kind to animals.

By growing meat naturally from cells, we strive to accelerate the transition to a truly sustainable global food system.
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Location: Netherlands, Limburg, Maastricht
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $280.86M
Founded date: 2015

Investors 15

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Funding Rounds 6

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
16.04.2024-$42.51M-
23.02.2021Series B$85M-
09.12.2020Series B$75M-
25.09.2020Series B$63.97MBlue Horiz...
10.07.2020-$5.65M-
18.07.2018Series A$8.73M-

Mentions in press and media 129

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26.10.2024Hungary's Cultivated Meat Ban: A Recipe for ControversyThe European Commission has stirred the pot over Hungary's proposed ban on cultivated meat, deeming it "unjustified" and a potential threat to the EU's single market. This clash of culinary ideologies is more than just a local spa...
25.10.2024EU Commission & Member States Call Hungary’s Proposed Cultivated Meat Ban ‘Unjustified’5 Mins Read In a detailed opinion, the EU Commission has rejected the evidence provided by Hungary to justify banning cultivated meat, alongside a number of other member states. At the EU’s Agriculture and Fisheries (Agrifish) Council meeti...
24.10.2024EU Commission Deems Hungary’s Proposed Cultivated Meat Ban ‘Unjustified'”Following the TRIS assessment, the European Commission has deemed the Hungarian ban on cultured meat “unjustified” and potentially harmful to the European single market, reports the Good Food Institute. According to the Commission, the ban ...
10.10.2024Cultivated Meat Could Bring 90,000 Jobs and €85B to the EU Economy – But Only If Lawmakers Bite6 Mins Read New analysis lays out the widespread benefits of cultivated meat to the EU and the environment, but not without significant support from parliamentarians. In late July, French startup Gourmey announced it had officially filed an...
24.09.2024The Cellular Agriculture Conundrum: Navigating the Future of FoodThe world of food is changing. Cellular agriculture stands at the forefront of this revolution. It promises a sustainable future, but it’s not without its challenges. The industry is grappling with a storm of skepticism. Negative press and ...
23.09.2024Cellular Agriculture Australia Calls for Clearer and Verifiable Impact Metrics for Cell-Based FoodsThe cellular agriculture industry faces pressure to communicate its impact potential to policymakers, investors, and consumers. However, most impact claims companies make are often aspirational, reflecting an industry at scale that may not ...
19.09.2024UK Regulator to Reform Approval Process for Cultivated Meat & Precision Fermentation5 Mins Read The UK’s Food Standards Agency has announced it will implement changes to speed up and ‘modernise’ the authorisation process for novel foods. But experts say more needs to be done. Next year, the UK’s food safety regulator will ...
17.09.2024The Silent Threat: Methane Emissions and Our Food SystemMethane emissions are a ticking time bomb. They lurk in the shadows of our food system, quietly contributing to climate change. While carbon dioxide often steals the spotlight, methane is a potent player, packing a punch far greater than it...
17.09.2024Explained: How Methane Emissions Are Linked to the Food System, and What We Can Do About It8 Mins Read Methane has highly detrimental impacts on the planet, with the food system – particularly livestock – the main emitter of the gas. What can we do about it? When we talk about greenhouse gas emissions, many of us are really just ...
23.08.2024The Quantum Leap: UK Startups on the Brink of a Funding CrisisThe UK is at a crossroads. Quantum computing, a field once buoyed by government support, now faces uncertainty. A leading startup, Phasecraft, has sounded the alarm. The recent decision by the Labour government to shelve £1.3 billion in tec...
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