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While cellular meat is a highly innovative and new product, its perception from the global market is highly fragmented as well.
In 2020 Singapore became the first country to authorise the production and consumption of cell meat, allowing the company Eat Just to sell cultivated chicken. Since then, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has given approval to two companies producing cell-based meats.
Meanwhile, Europe is lagging despite its rising interest in food innovation.
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