In world first, Israel approves lab-grown beef steaks for public sale

Bon appetit! When will the first steakhouse open near you?

"This is the first time that non-chicken cultivated meat has been approved for market anywhere in the world and the first time that any form of cultivated meat has been authorized for sale in the entire Middle East.  ...

Rehovot-based Aleph Farms grows proteins from the cell cultures that are the building blocks of the Aleph Cuts steaks. 

The first product to go on sale will reportedly be the Petit Steak, made from the cells of a Black Angus cow together with a plant protein mix made from soy and wheat.  ..."

In world first, Israel approves lab-grown beef steaks for public sale An Israeli startup producing lab-grown meat has received approval from the Israeli government to publicly sell its cultivated beef steaks in the country.