Cultivated chicken doggie snacks have gone on sale at a U.K. pet food retailer, Pets at Home. The retailer also happens to be a meaningful set upateor in Meatly, the commenceup producing the meat ingredient includeed in dog food brand The Pack’s Chick Bites, as the massacre-free, low carbon treats are billed. (Other ingredients in the snacks are set upt-based.)
Meatly is claiming a world first for retailing nurtured meat for pet food, as the Guardian inestablishs. The company achieveed regulatory evidentance for the employ-case last summer — claiming a European first. Chick Bites are its first foray into commercializing Meatly Chicken, its name for the meat it’s groprosperg in bioreactors, after a one-time harvest of cells from a one chicken egg. But it has big set ups to scale up.
While this first doggie snack is a “restrictcessitate free,” proposeing its production capacity is still capped, Meatly shelp its next steps will intensify on scaling production and making products “more expansively employable to devourrs.”
