Doomed to fail? Industry experts clash on economic and nutrition feasibility of clean meat

By Pearly Neo

07-Jul-2022 - Last updated on 07-Jul-2022 at 01:54 GMT

There is still a long way to go for cell-cultured meat to become a viable meat alternative due to factors such as the large investment required, cost to the consumer, scalability and the bioavailability of nutrients for good nutrition.

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