Japanese cell-cultured quail will soon be served up at Australian restaurants after a local company received the green light from Food Standards Australia.
“This isn’t just a regulatory milestone. It’s the start of something new: a way of creating meat that’s unlike anything you’ve tasted before. And for the first time, it will be available to diners across Sydney and Melbourne this July,” Sydney company Vow said in a social media post.
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