Pluri announced strategic investments in its subsidiary, Ever After Foods, producing cultivated food with unparalleled cost-efficiency and scalability. Ever After Foods, a majority-owned joint venture with Israeli food giant Tnuva Food-Tech Incubator, has exclusive rights to Pluri’s technology and intellectual property to develop, manufacture, and commercialize cultivated meat.
Leveraging Pluri's innovative technology, Ever After Foods has rapidly advanced its scalable production platform since introducing the pilot version last year. The development of its B2B technology system has demonstrated the natural production of muscle and fat tissues from various animal cells, ensuring taste, texture, and feel comparable to conventional meat. This breakthrough technology allows partners to reduce production costs by over 90% while significantly increasing productivity.
Powered by Pluri’s technology, Ever After Foods' bioreactors produce up to six times more protein and 700 times more lipids from each cell compared to other cultivated meat technology platforms, offering enhanced nutritional and flavor value. With this new investment, Pluri has extended the license field granted to Ever After Foods to include cultivated fish, further expanding its technology's reach and impact in the food industry.
Ever After Foods utilizes a patented 3D cell expansion environment that mimics cells’ natural habitat, allowing for cost-effective mass-scale production of cultivated meat with batch-to-batch consistency.
