Aleph Farms says it plans to bring cultivated steak or beef to restaurants in Singapore following regulatory approval. The company’s CEO, Didier Toubia, says technology transfer is underway, with work taking place at partners in both Singapore and Switzerland. According to the reports, Aleph Farms is progressing its preparations for commercial launch after receiving the necessary green light from regulators.
AgFunder News reports that Aleph Farms is moving ahead with plans for a 2027 cultivated beef launch in Singapore and links the update to ongoing tech transfer at Cell Agritech in Singapore and The Cultured Hub in Switzerland. Just-Food similarly reports that Aleph Farms targets a debut of its cultivated steak in Singapore restaurants next year, also attributing the timeline shift to obtaining regulatory approval.
While the outlets present slightly different launch timing, both agree that Aleph Farms has received regulatory clearance for cultivated meat in Singapore and is advancing production and know-how transfer ahead of a restaurant rollout.
