PAST EVENT

Introduction

THE FIRST CULTIVATED MEAT COMPANY IN MALAYSIA

Current global food systems cannot provide a sustainable, healthy diet for the world’s growing population. Our dietary preferences for livestock-based food contributes to huge greenhouse gas emissions. Biotechnology can deliver sustainable solutions by transforming the food and agricultural sector.

A group of specialized medical device and pharmaceutical players have come together in order to form Cell AgriTech. We are primarily focused on scaling up and manufacturing, which is our primary expertise. We aim to be one of the most cost-efficient cultivated meat companies in the world.

Cultivated meat is produced using tissue engineering techniques. We start by taking a sesame-seed sized sample of cells and nurturing them to naturally grow into meat. No growth hormones, antibiotic-free, devoid of zoonotic diseases. This makes our meat healthier.

In Cell AgriTech, we have taken on the responsibility of powering our bioreactor with solar energy.

The plan is to make our factory ready for cultivated meat at the end of 2024. Our goal is to produce cultivated meat at a cost of less than USD 10 per kilogram, which is the price we aim to achieve.

Cultivated Meat

It is ‘meat’ without slaughter

We are creating meat using the state-of-the art biotechnology by growing it directly from animal cells, to meet our desires, align with our values and nourish our body.

Unlike plant-based meat alternatives, which use various additives mixed with plant protein to mimic the taste and texture of real meat, cultivated meat is produced using animal-derived cells, almost entirely decoupling meat from livestock. Cultivated meat is produced from the same cells as conventional meat and can provide an exact replica of the real thing.

It is all about Biotech

THE FUTURE OF FOOD

Biotechnology's role in sustainable food systems

Cultivated meat don’t taste ‘just like’ meat. They are real meat. Real meat that oozes and sizzles with real fats and juices.

Introduction In Technical Way

Cultivated meat is produced using tissue engineering techniques traditionally used in regenerative medicines

1st: The Best Source

Like a farmer who selects the healthiest and best steers for the butcher, we pick and screen the healthiest cows and cells for our meat via simple biopsy. Instead of heading for the freezer, the cows are free to roam the fields once we’ve collected a sample of cells.

2nd: Grown Naturally

The finest livestock start their journey on a free-range farm. They grow stronger with natural food and environment, so that’s exactly what we provide for our cells. Cells are placed in a bioreactor, and we induce these cells to grow and proliferate. Lots of nutrients, vitamins, a comfy climate and fresh air.

3rd: Nurtured Carefully

As nature takes its course, the cells we started with grow to become fully fledged muscle and fat, just like they would inside a cow. The cells rapidly divide, they will be moved through a series of larger and larger bioreactors. With enough care and attention, our meat soon reaches maturity.

4th: Taste

Animal fat is responsible for the distinct flavor and aroma of meat due to the production of complex polyaromatic hydrocarbons during grilling.

5th: Safety

Genetic modifications can introduce unintended mutations that increase risk of immunological reactions, so we avoided them entirely. Furthermore, no growth hormones, antibiotic-free, devoid of zoonotic diseases and sterile packaging. This makes our meat safer and healthier.

It is a trend of future to be inevitable

Growing meat in a lab to create a more sustainable food industry.


Benefits of Cultivated Meat may have the potential to address substantial global problems of:

  • Food Security
  • Food Supply
  • Human Health Benefit And Food Safety
  • Animal Welfare
  • Environmental Impact
  • Food Waste

For Better Earth

Cell Agritech Sdn Bhd

(202201031226)

Cell Agritech Pte Ltd

(202238864W)

Lot 34, Jalan Hi-Tech 2/3,
Kulim Hi-Tech Park,
09000 Kulim, Kedah,
Malaysia.

Book Your Date

1st Malaysia Cultivated Meat Conference

Banquet Hall, Level 3 KLCC, Malaysia

16th March 2023

admin@cell-agritech.com

EVENT
Scroll to Top