Little things can make big things happen.

We've submitted the first ever application for regulatory approval of cultivated meat in Europe! This milestone is part of our strategy w/Migros to commercialize Aleph Cuts in Switzerland. Read more in Field Notes: bit.ly/43Gfhd9

📢BREAKING NEWS📢 Cultivated meat may soon reach European plates! Aleph Farms today became the first company to apply for cultivated meat regulatory approval in Europe, announcing their submission to Swiss regulators. 🚀

.Aleph Farms becomes the 1st cultivated meat company to submit safety info for approval in Europe. In this case, they targeted Switzerland, which has an independent regulatory process that is faster than the lengthy process for the rest of the E.U. aleph-farms.com/journals/aleph…

‘Striking’ that Europe’s first #cultivatedmeat application is in Switzerland, not Brussels, says The Good Food Institute Europe as Aleph Farms submits dossier to Swiss regulator. Via AgFunder News: tinyurl.com/52bt3wc7

We're proud to share the release of our very first Impact Report, detailing our sustainability journey so far and also the road ahead as we scale up. Thanks Anthesis for guiding us through our materiality assessment last year and now this report. bit.ly/3KopuEa

As reported by Bloomberg, we are thrilled to share we have recently submitted a dossier to the Food Standards Agency. Approval of our submission will allow us to launch Aleph Cuts, the world’s first cultivated beef steaks, in the UK. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Cultivated meat startup Aleph Farms is seeking regulatory approval to sell its steak in the UK, as it looks to scale up its business growing sustainable protein products trib.al/YAitd8G

It is fantastic to see the release of Aleph Farms' first #ImpactReport, which was created in collaboration with Anthesis, detailing their #sustainability journey from 2017 to 2022 & mapping their next steps as they scale up their operations. Read here:

Thank you, Ambassador of Sweden to Israel, for your visit to our HQ today! 🤝 It's truly inspiring to witness how sustainability forms a common ground that unites people and forges connections, much like the special bond we share with Marcus Samuelsson.

We're proud to have Aleph Cuts, the world's first cultivated beef steaks, honored in Fast Company's Innovation by Design Awards for 2023 in the bio-design category🌟#FCDesignAwards fastcompany.com/90932700/biode…

Yesterday, we had the honor of serving Aleph Cuts, the world’s first cultivated beef steaks, to Mayor Eric Adams. This kind of collaboration between the public and private sectors can drive an inclusive transition to more sustainable and secure food systems. 🥩🤝🌎

Join us with our panel discussion "Elevating methane solutions in the food system" with Jessica Fanzo, @foodarchive, Columbia Climate School, Chris Adamo, Danone, Didier Drogba, Aleph Farms, and @RickDuke1, Climate at State. Watch LIVE HERE: youtube.com/watch?v=bEBHyT…. #FoodTank

"Farmers and ranchers know all too well livestock’s outsized impact on climate change and biodiversity. They also know that many stakeholders are eager to advance food system transformation that helps address the climate crisis. Bearing that in mind, the absence of discourse

Just transition of the livestock sector demands the inclusion of #farmers and #ranchers alongside transformational innovations such as #cellularagriculture. Aleph Farms Danielle Nierenberg, Food Tank Federation University Global Alliance for the Future of Food #COP28 agriculturedive.com/news/livestock… via Agriculture Dive

Cultivated beef manufacturer Aleph Farms, which recently had their product approved in Israel, inks deal with BBGI/Fermbox, a co-manufacturer building capacity in Thailand. SE Asia continues to embrace alternative proteins as a food security solution. aleph-farms.com/journals/aleph…

My company makes cultivated meat. I have one big regret. f-st.co/Rm9SFRo

Aleph Farms and BioRaptor have teamed up to use AI to improve the tech and lower the costs for creating cultivated beef. venturebeat.com/ai/bioraptor-a…

I have to share an experience I had today. Ya know, having worked in the tech world for a decade and a half, I’ve had the opportunity to see some pretty incredible innovations, some of which went on to change the world. However, there have only been a few instances in which I