Israeli startup will test 3-D printed steaks in high-end restaurants

The company makes what it calls Alt-Steak with industrial-scale 3-D food printers using its plant-based formulations.

Employee holds a container with lab-grown steak as she works in a laboratory at Aleph Farms in Rehovot, Israel

Employee holds a container with lab-grown steak as she works in a laboratory at Aleph Farms in Rehovot, Israel

(photo credit: AMIR COHEN/REUTERS)

ByMARCY OSTER/JTA

JULY 2, 2020 05:07

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