Indonesia's BRIN develops solution to turn trash fish into raw material for cultured meat sector

By Pearly Neo

06-Jan-2022 - Last updated on 06-Jan-2022 at 03:31 GMT

Indonesia's National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) has developed a solution to turn fish waste into protein hydrolysate, a raw material that can be used to manufacture peptone for the cultured meat sector.

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Indonesia's BRIN develops solution to turn trash fish into raw material for cultured meat sector

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