Biofood Systems

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Israeli startup Jet Eat, now known as Redefine Meat, has developed a technology for 3D printing vegan meat substitutes using plant-based formulations. The company aims to reduce meat consumption and combat food waste by creating a sustainable alternative that replicates the appearance, texture, and taste of natural meat. Jet Eat has raised funding from angel investors and is currently working on a seed round investment. The company plans to roll out its product by 2020. The article discusses the concept of 3D printing food, the potential impact of vegan substitutes on public health and the environment, and mentions other companies working on 3D food printing technology.

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The article discusses the development and potential of lab-grown or clean meat, focusing on the role of Israel in spearheading this innovation. It mentions several companies involved in this field, including Mosa Meat, Aleph Farms, SuperMeat, Future Meat Technologies, and BioFood Systems. The article highlights the benefits of clean meat, including environmental sustainability, health benefits, and potential to combat global hunger. It also discusses the cultural and religious implications of clean meat, particularly in the context of Jewish dietary laws.