The Beyond Fried Chicken will be available in stores nationwide from 10 January.

As 2021 draws to a close, here are five petitions you can sign to help make the world a better place for animals in the years to come.

From record-breaking investment figures to innovative new products, here are some of the wins for cellular agriculture this year.

Cultured meat for cats, Greta Thunberg’s vegan message, and the end of the ‘Tiger King Zoo’ are among our most popular news stories of 2021.

A cardiologist-turned cultivated meat entrepreneur, a bear rescuer, and a canine expert are among our most listened-to guests for 2021.

Actor Drew Barrymore was among the thousands of people who tweeted their advice to the rap superstar, who hopes a vegan diet will help improve her health.

Over 40 contestants have been eliminated from the popular camel beauty contest after it was revealed that they were making artificial alterations to the animals.

She never gave up hope.

Wildtype takes the next step in bringing sustainable, affordable cultivated salmon to U.S. grocery stores and restaurants.

Activists have launched a last-chance attempt to stop Royal Dutch Shell from performing seismic tests to search for oil in vital whale breeding grounds along South Africa’s eastern coastline.

Fill your table with delicious, flavor-packed vegan dishes this holiday season with these recommended recipes from some of our favorite plant-based chefs.

The vegan leather alternative is praised as a more ethical and sustainable material to its animal counterpart.

As appetite grows for more sustainable proteins, a marine ingredient start-up has found an innovative use for red algae, which they say can be added to plant-based burgers and steaks to replicate an authentic ‘bloody’ juiciness.

Composed of cultivated real fat and muscle cells, taken from tissue samples that were painlessly obtained from a living cow, the steak weighs in at nearly 4oz.

The international fashion and lifestyle magazine is the first major publication to ban fur across all of its editorial and advertising, signaling the fur-free future.

Investors around the world continue to show a big appetite for planet-friendly alternatives to meat, as Impossible Foods’ latest funding round alone raises nearly $500 million.

The pet-food market is set to be transformed over the coming years as companies re-imagine food for our companion animals in more sustainable and healthy ways.

The global competition hopes to encourage innovative and collaborative research programs to advance the cultivated meat sector.

The food giant aims to increase its global plant-based sales to US$6.1 billion by 2025.