Towards a competitive cost for industrial-scale cultivated chicken production

IF 21.9 Q1 FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Nature food Pub Date : 2024-08-21 DOI:10.1038/s43016-024-01033-7
Dimitrios I. Gerogiorgis
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A techno-economic analysis demonstrates that cultivated chicken can be produced for under US$7 per pound when bioprocesses are scaled to reach the required throughput. By using lab-scale experimental data and empirical correlations, this study unveils important factors that can render industrial-scale cultivated chicken production commercially viable.

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实现工业规模养殖鸡生产的成本竞争力
一项技术经济分析表明,当生物工艺规模达到所需的产量时,培育鸡的生产成本可低于每磅 7 美元。通过使用实验室规模的实验数据和经验相关性,本研究揭示了使工业规模的栽培鸡生产具有商业可行性的重要因素。
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