Aleph Farms

Industry

Alternative proteins, Cosmetics, Food ingredients

Topics

Hyaluronic acid, collagen & cosmetic bio-actives

Role

Producer — “…re/platform plus a contract manufacturing model (not greenfield plants), transferring production know-how to C…”

Why it is bioeconomy

Aleph Farms is an Israeli cellular agriculture company focused on developing and commercializing cultivated beef steaks.

Products: Cultivated Thin-Cut Steak; Cultivated Ribeye Steak; Aleph Cuts; cultivated steak; Cultivated Beef Steaks; 3D-bioprinted Ribeye Steak; Cultivated meat products; Cell-cultured collagen; Petit Steak

Certifications: Kosher; LEED Silver; Regulatory approval from Israel's Ministry of Health

Applications

Regenerative Medicine · Tissue Engineering · Culinary Opportunities

Certifications (website)

Kosher · LEED Silver · Regulatory approval from Israel's Ministry of Health

Customers & partners

Migros · Cargill · Mitsubishi Corporation · BRF · Thai Union · CJ CheilJedang · Eridia · Bühler · ZETA

Production sites

Rehovot, Israel — Pilot production facility; cultivated meat · Israel — Cultivated meat products

Products (website)

Cultivated Thin-Cut Steak — World's first cultivated thin-cut steak unveiled on 11.12.2018. · Cultivated Ribeye Steak — World's first cultivated ribeye steak unveiled on 09.02.2021. · Aleph Cuts — Regulatory approved by Israel's Ministry of Health on 17.1.2024. · cultivated steak — Thin-cut beef steak produced using cellular agriculture. · Cultivated Beef Steaks — High-quality cultivated animal products grown from cow cells. · 3D-bioprinted Ribeye Steak — The world’s first cultivated 3D-bioprinted ribeye steak unveiled in 2021. · Cultivated meat products · Cell-cultured collagen · Aleph Cuts — The world’s first cultivated beef steaks. · Petit Steak — The first Aleph Cut introduced to diners in Israel, made of non-modified, non-immortalized cells of a premium Black Angus cow named Lucy. · Aleph Cuts — Cultivated petit steak

R&D facilities

State-of-the-art R&D center

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Subsidiaries: Aleph Frontiers (incubator)

• 2026-06 Latest status: The company has undergone significant restructuring, including multiple rounds of layoffs and a shift from internal production to an outsourcing model with external manufacturing partners. ↗ ↗ ↗
• 2026-06-02 Aleph Farms cuts jobs and shifts to outsourcing as cultivated meat industry stumbles | Ctech
  Aleph Farms is cutting staff and shifting to outsourcing to cut costs as the cultivated meat market stalls, seeking new funding while focusing on commercialization and external manufacturing partners.
• 2025-02-24 Aleph Farms raised $140 million—but now it's struggling to survive | Ctech
  Aleph Farms is in a precarious financial position, pursuing an emergency $25 million fundraising (likely only about $10 million soon) with a reduced valuation around $80–$100 million, down from $300 million in 2021, and facing liquidity concerns that could …
• 2026-09-04 What comes after the cultivated meat hype? Didier Toubia is finding out | PPTI News
  Aleph Farms is shifting from building large, centralized facilities to a regional, partnership-based approach that uses local manufacturing and hybrid cultivated-beef products to sit alongside conventional beef, aiming for capital-efficient scale and broader …
• 2026-08-04 Aleph Farms gets Singapore green light for cultivated steak
  Aleph Farms has received regulatory approval to sell its cultivated thin-cut steak in Singapore and plans a phased launch with select restaurants in H1 2027, using a Singapore-based co-manufacturer to scale efficiently and expand to other markets.
• 2025-09-15 Aleph Farms Didier Toubia: Impact of GLP-1s & consumer trends on cultivated meat
  Aleph Farms has secured regulatory clearance in Israel for its hybrid cultivated “Petit Steak” (cultivated meat blended with plant-based ingredients) but is intentionally delaying market launch to focus on cost reduction, scalability, and production …
• 2025-09-23 Aleph Farms CEO on bid to reach cultivated-meat profitability
  Aleph Farms aims to become profitable by 2028 with its cultivated-meat approach, focusing on Petit Steak as a first product and expanding production through partnerships (including Europe via The Cultured Hub). They emphasize not replacing meat but creating a …

Ownership & investors 11

Partners & deals 4

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