https://www.slashgear.com/worlds-first-lab-grown-meat-facility-pumps-out-5000-burgers-per-day-25680053/ * EXPLORE * Tech * Cars * Gaming * Entertainment * Science * FEATURES * Reviews * Columns * Buyer's Guide SlashGear * Tech * Cars * Gaming * Entertainment * Science * Features + Reviews + Columns + Buyer's Guide * Twitter * Facebook * Youtube * RSS * Search SlashGear Search [ ] World's first lab-grown meat facility pumps out 5,000 burgers per day Brittany A. Roston - Jun 25, 2021, 7:08pm CDT World's first lab-grown meat facility pumps out 5,000 burgers per day Israel is now home to the world's first lab-grown meat production facility, a plant that is able to produce the equivalent of up to 5,000 burgers every single day. Called Future Meat Technologies, the company has ushered in the era of industrial-tier cultured meat production -- and it's already eyeing a big expansion into the US. [INS::INS] Future Meat Technologies announced its industrial cultured meat facility on June 23, stating that it is capable of producing up to 1,100lbs of lab-grown meat every day. That's equal to around 5,000 hamburgers, according to Future Meat, which explains that the plant is a key aspect of bringing its business to market. Assuming everything goes as planned, the company plans to start selling its cultured meat products next year, offering consumers an alternative to traditional meat products that result from raising and slaughtering livestock. At this point, the facility is already able to produce lamb, chicken, and pork products without using genetic modification or animal serum. Future Meat says that it will soon also be able to start production on beef, too. The industrial cultured meat facility can produce these products around 20 times faster than the rate of the product acquired from traditional animal livestock. A key benefit of cultured meat is its minimized impact on the environment. Future Meat Technologies says this facility requires 96-percent less freshwater than livestock production, as well as using 99-percent less land and producing 80-percent fewer greenhouse emissions. Story Timeline * ISS experiment produces the first lab-grown meat in space * Tiny lab-grown thyroids hint at a new way to treat hypothyroidism * Lab-grown meat uses spinach 'skeletons' for greener process [INS::INS] * Facebook * Twitter * Reddit * Topics BusinessFoodsGreen Must Read Bits & Bytes * Government UFO task force will use AI to study bizarre 'alien' aircraft * 2021 Ford Bronco First Drive: Old-school meets a new era * Government's unclassified UFO report is here: Five key takeaways * Driving the 720 HP AMG GT Black Series taught me a $325,000 lesson * This unique 41' Nighthawk AMG Black Series cigarette boat redefined my definition of speed [INS::INS] Latest Headlines * Pokemon GO Bidoof Breakout and all the bonus bits Pokemon GO Bidoof Breakout and all the bonus bits Jun 28, 2021 * New weight loss device literally puts a metal lock on your teeth New weight loss device literally puts a metal lock on your teeth Jun 28, 2021 * Razer iPhone Kishi released with "free" Xbox Game Pass Ultimate trial Razer iPhone Kishi released with "free" Xbox Game Pass Ultimate trial Jun 28, 2021 * Xbox Cloud Streaming lands on iOS and Windows 10 with some big upgrades Xbox Cloud Streaming lands on iOS and Windows 10 with some big upgrades Jun 28, 2021 * Life on Venus claims crumble but Jupiter holds promise Life on Venus claims crumble but Jupiter holds promise Jun 28, 2021 Latest Reviews * 2021 Lexus GX 460 Review: A very particular set of skills 2021 Lexus GX 460 Review: A very particular set of skills Jun 23, 2021 * 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 4MATIC Review: The Self-Confident SUV 2021 Mercedes-Benz GLC 300 4MATIC Review: The Self-Confident SUV Jun 22, 2021 * Sony WF-1000XM4 Review: Silence is Golden Sony WF-1000XM4 Review: Silence is Golden Jun 22, 2021 * 2021 Volkswagen Jetta Review: Sober Value 2021 Volkswagen Jetta Review: Sober Value Jun 18, 2021 * 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Review: Conversation Starter 2021 Chevrolet Corvette Review: Conversation Starter Jun 14, 2021 Site Information About / Advertise / Tip Us / Contact Policies Editorial Standards / Ethics Statement / Privacy Policy / Terms of Use (c) 2005-2021 SlashGear, All Rights Reserved. Social and Media * Facebook * Twitter * YouTube * RSS Feed