Salvador, Tel Aviv, Tokyo, New York, Bangkok, Stockholm Eshchar Ben-Shitrit grew up with animals. In his childhood kibbutz, his mother was in charge of the cowshed and his father ran a turkey farm. Now, with Redefine Meat, the young entrepreneur has a start-up that also deals with nutrition. But animals should no longer die for it.
The 37-year-old is banking on the global trend of replacing meat with high-tech, and goes one step further than many other companies: He produces the meat alternative with a 3D printer.
In Israel alone, a total of 400 start-ups are researching the revolution in food production. Imagindairy has developed a technology to produce milk proteins that are identical to those found in cows. The company combines deep tech with systems biology to develop a commercial dairy product without animal proteins.
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