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How Deco Labs Uses Oil Industry Waste to Slash Cultivated Meat Costs
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How Deco Labs Uses Oil Industry Waste to Slash Cultivated Meat Costs
4 Mins Read Tufts University spinout Deco Labs has developed a plant-derived replacement for albumin, the most expensive component of culture media used in the production of cultivated meat. The most expensive parts of manufacturing cultivated meat are the components derived from animals themselves. For one startup, the solution lies in the oil industry – specifically, the byproduct from canola oil production. Traditionally, canola (or rapeseed)…
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