UK cultivated meat pioneer CellRev ceases trading

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Newcastle University spin out calls in administrators, after struggling to deliver on commercial milestones

A Newcastle University spin out specialising in using enzyme technology to produce cultivated meat and regenerative medicines and vaccines has filed for administration, with the loss of nine jobs. Founded...

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