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        Aleph Farms, an Israeli cultivated meat company, has partnered with AI insights platform BioRaptor to lower production costs and streamline production processes.
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        Aleph Farms will integrate advanced AI and machine learning tools into its R&amp;D department for real-time data collection and analysis and to help optimize processes before significant infrastructure investments. Further, this integration claims to improve the efficiency of evaluations, projections, and the scale-up process, resulting in cost savings.
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        In January this year, Aleph Farms became the only cultivated meat producer to receive 
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 <p>Israeli cultivated meat company, Aleph Farms, has collaborated with AI insights platform BioRaptor to optimize production costs and processes. This initiative involves incorporating advanced AI and machine learning tools into Aleph Farms' R&amp;D division. The tools will enable real-time data collection and analysis to refine processes before major infrastructure investments. This integration is expected to enhance process evaluation, forecasting, and scaling up, leading to cost reductions.</p>
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake:<br>
 </b> In January this year, Aleph Farms became the only cultivated meat producer to receive <a href="https:<br>
//sp-edge.com/updates/25648"> approval </a> for a cell-cultured beef product. This partnership comes at a crucial time as the company gears up for its first commercial launch and geographic expansion. In line with its expansion plans, the company recently <a href="https:<br>
//sp-edge.com/updates/26828"> partnered </a> with BBGI and Fermbox Bio to build Thailand's first production plant for cellular agriculture applications.</p>

Aleph Farms partners with BioRaptor to optimize cultivated meat production using AI

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 <p>A cell-cultured meat producer, Aleph Farms, has teamed up with BBGI, a bio-based innovation firm, and Fermbox Bio, a synthetic biology company, to establish Thailand's inaugural production facility for cellular agriculture uses.</p>
 <p>The alliance looks to expedite the cultivation and manufacture of cultured meat in the area, with attention to improving production, cost productivity, and high-volume operations.</p>
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake</b> :<br>
 Aleph Farms recently obtained <a href="https:<br>
//sp-edge.com/updates/25648"> regulatory approval </a> for its cultivated beef from the Israeli Ministry of Health, making it the first company to receive regulatory approval for a cell-cultured beef product. Asia is one of the company's main focus markets—where the demand for alternative proteins is <a href="https:<br>
//www.weforum.org/agenda/2023/06/protein-transition-asia-pacific/"> rising </a> —and this partnership can provide potential growth opportunities.</p>

Aleph Farms collaborates with BBGI and Fermbox Bio to build cultivated meat facility in Thailand

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 <p>Israeli cell-cultured meat company, Aleph Farms, has received regulatory approval from the Israeli Ministry of Health for its cultivated beef production process. This enables Aleph Farms to produce and sell its product, Aleph Cuts, in Israel, adhering to health ministry guidelines. This approval will also assist in successfully passing the Good Manufacturing Practices inspection for its pilot production facility and meeting other regulatory requirements. Subsequently, the firm intends to work with exclusive partners for special releases.&nbsp;</p>
</div> <p><b>Analyst QuickTake: </b> With this development, Israel joined the ranks of Singapore and the US as one of the few countries that have approved the sale of cultivated products, while Aleph Farms became the first company to receive regulatory approval for a cultivated beef product. Singapore and Israel are Aleph Farms’ main focus markets, and it is also awaiting regulatory approval in <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/20443"> Switzerland </a> , the <a href="https://sp-edge.com/updates/20716"> UK </a> , and the US.</p>

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