Cultivated Chicken by PARIMA Gains Regulatory Approval
PARIMA, a French cultivated meat company, has received regulatory approval for its cultivated chicken from the Singapore Food Agency (SFA).
This milestone makes PARIMA the first European company to gain approval for cultivated meat, achieved through close collaboration with SFA to demonstrate compliance with food safety, quality, and transparency requirements.
"This approval is a landmark for European food innovation and the global cultivated foods sector,"
said Etienne Duthoit, founder of Vital Meat and a founding member of Cellular Agriculture Europe.
Author's summary: PARIMA gets approval for cultivated chicken.
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