Organization · citing the company's own techno-economic analysis · per Singapore's regulatory approval
“the first company authorized to sell cultivated beef in two separate markets”
Aleph Farms, per Singapore's regulatory approval
The evidence is the Singapore Food Agency's official clearance itself, following Israel's earlier one.
In the brief: Aleph Farms wins Singapore approval for cultivated beef, its second market → Cultivated Meat News →
“indicates that production can scale profitably with technology and equipment available today”
Aleph Farms CEO Didier Toubia, citing the company's own techno-economic analysis
The analysis, projecting a 47% gross margin at price parity with conventional beef and a $6.45-per-pound cost, was commissioned and described by Aleph itself and hasn't been independently published or audited.
In the brief: Singapore approves Aleph Farms' cultivated beef, the first outside Israel → AgFunderNews →
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