Netherlands Pours €25M Into Cellular Agriculture Scale-Up Facilities

The Dutch government has invested €25 million in two open-access facilities aimed at advancing cellular agriculture, specifically cultivated meat and precision fermentation. This initiative, backed by a public-private partnership, is designed to enhance R&D capabilities and reduce costs for startups, fostering innovation in sustainable food production.

Original excerpt: The Netherlands has launched two open-access facilities with a €25M injection – to scale up planet-friendly food production via cellular agriculture…

Source: Green Queen