Mosa Meat

the Maastricht company whose co-founder Mark Post unveiled the first cultivated-beef burger in 2013, has cut its production cost by 99.999 percent and in January 2025 filed the EU's first cultivated-beef (cultivated-fat) novel-food application;…

Country
Netherlands
EFSA filing
Coverage
CNEUUS
food-alt-protein
Regulatorsfdaefsamoa-china

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Funding€15 million (December 2025)agfundernews.com · english.rtvmaastricht.nl · mosameat.com · greenqueen.com.hk
Capacitytens of thousands of burgers per year from 1,000-liter bioreactors, with plans to expand to 5,000-liter vesselsagfundernews.com
Regulatory approvalregulatory dossiers under review in the United Kingdom, the European Union, Switzerland, and Singapore; participated in the UK's regulatory 'Sandbox' programmeagfundernews.com · english.rtvmaastricht.nl · mosameat.com · greenqueen.com.hk
Production siteMaastricht, Netherlands (including Cultivate at Scale facility and Mosa C.A.M.P.U.S.)agfundernews.com
RevenueEstimated annual revenue ranges between $5.7 million and $27.9 million medium confidencecompworth.com

Independent sources: agfundernews.com · compworth.com · english.rtvmaastricht.nl · greenqueen.com.hk

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Cultivated meatfood-alt-proteinMedium

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