Milk minus the cows? Meet the Singapore start-up using stem cells to make milk

By Pearly Neo

05-Feb-2020 - Last updated on 05-Feb-2020 at 01:48 GMT

Singapore start-up TurtleTree Labs is producing milk in the laboratory using stem cells, and is now beginning discussions with major brands to gauge their interest in collaboration.

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