Mission Barns Raises $24M Series A To Scale Up Its Cultivated Fat Technology And Build Pilot Production Facility
Mission Barns Raises $24M Series A To Scale Up Its Cultivated Fat Technology And Build Pilot Production Facility
04/07/21, 5:05 PM
Location
san francisco
Money raised
$24 million
Round Type
series a
Silicon Valley-based cellular agriculture company Mission Barns today announced a $24M Series A to scale up its cultivated fat technology and build a pilot manufacturing plant in the Bay Area.
Company Info
Location
san francisco, california, united states
Additional Info
Established in Berkeley, CA in 2018, Mission Barns is focused on cultivating animal fat—without the animal. Its technology platform enables starting from a handful of pork, poultry, or beef cells and feeding them a plant-based feedstock inside a cultivator. Over a short period of time, the novel process creates real, pure animal fat that delivers the mouthfeel and flavor of meat without raising and slaughtering live animals, and uses a fraction of the carbon emissions, water, and land required by conventional animal agriculture.