Cultivated Pet Food Emits Far Fewer Emissions Than Meat, Study Finds

Cultivated Pet Food Emits Far Fewer Emissions Than Meat, Study Finds

New research has found that cultivated pet food produces significantly fewer CO2 emissions than traditional meat-based options. An analysis commissioned by BioCraft Pet Nutrition found that making its cultivated meat for animals emits just 8.3 percent of the CO2 emitted by the production of beef derivatives. Cultivated meat – also known as “lab-grown meat” or “cultured meat” – is a form of cellular agriculture where cells are grown in vitro. The…