Dog food made from lab grown chicken to go on sale in 'world first'

Michael Holder
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Credit: Meatly

Cultivated meat specialist Meatly claims its product is 'just as tasty and nutritious' as real chicken but without the animal and environmental impacts

Dogs in the UK will be able to chow down on lab-grown meat for the first time, when a limited release of cultivated chicken bites for canines developed by plant-based pet food brand The Pack goes on sale...

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