Coolty Meat: Complete cultivated dog food introduced at Interzoo 2026 FORZA10 becomes the first in the world to launch complete dog food based on cultivated meat under the newly established brand „Coolty Meat“.

At the international Interzoo 2026 trade fair in Nuremberg, the FORZA10 brand, part of Nasta Pet Food, introduced Coolty Meat, a complete wet dog food containing cultivated meat supplied by BeneMeat. This is the world’s first commercial launch of complete pet food with cultivated meat and represents a major milestone for the pet food industry. BeneMeat acts as the technology partner and supplier of the feed ingredient for the launch.

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May 11, 2026

Try & Share I. Results: First EU Trial of Cultivated Meat for Dogs Shows Strong Interest and High Acceptance Among Owners

Czech biotechnology company BeneMeat presents the results of the Try & Share program. The first European trial of cultivated meat-based dog treats delivered highly positive outcomes. Participants from 25 countries took part in the pilot program, with results confirming not only a high level of acceptance among dogs, but also growing trust among their owners in this new technology.

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April 9, 2026

Czech Breakthrough in Cultivated Meat: Study in Prestigious Scientific Journal Confirms Environmental Benefits

The Czech biotechnology company BeneMeat and the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering at the Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), has published a groundbreaking study on the environmental impacts of cultivated meat. The research was featured in the prestigious peer-reviewed journal The International Journal of Life Cycle Assessment. As one of the first in the world, it is not based on lab data and rough estimates, but on primary data from our pilot process and detailed models of a real-world industrial plant.

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March 24, 2026

BeneMeat continues Try & Share Program: participants can test cultivated meat products and help shape their development

People interested in cultivated meat can now join the next phases of the Try & Share Program. This initiative offers a future opportunity to test cultivated meat products and participate in their development. BeneMeat is building on the first phase of the program, where dog owners tested cultivated meat treats real-life home settings.

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March 5, 2026

Bene Meat Technologies joins EuropaBio: Advancing Cultivated Meat in Europe

Brussels, 6 March 2026 – EuropaBio is pleased to welcome its newest member, Bene Meat Technologies (‘BeneMeat’).

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December 8, 2025

Your pets still have the chance to taste cultivated meat. BeneMeat’s Try & Share program continues across the EU

The European Try & Share program, launched by BeneMeat at the end of September 2025, is still underway and is bringing its first results. The program allows dog owners from all over the EU to test dog treats rich in cultivated meat and share their experiences. People and their dogs from 25 European countries have joined the program so far, and current data shows that cultivated meat is quickly gaining popularity among the four-legged participants.

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September 24, 2025

BeneMeat launches Try & Share Program today. The program invites those who want to provide products based on cultivated meat to their four-legged friends and share their experiences.

The program opens up the possibility for EU citizens to test dog treats rich in cultivated meat. Other cultivated products will follow in the EU soon, followed by other territories once the regulatory approvals are granted. The Program offers an opportunity for those who want to actively participate in the development of top-quality cultivated products that are unconditionally safe, cruelty-free, and environmentally friendly. Developed together with established pet food producers and overseen by veterinarians, BeneMeat Cultivated Dog Treats meet the highest safety standards while ensuring excellent digestibility. The dog treat trial builds on successful safety and digestibility testing of complete cat food conducted at a prestigious European university. The Program’s primary goal is to help producers collect long-term, meaningful feedback from real potential customers. The Program’s primary goal is to provide producers with long-term, meaningful feedback from real potential customers. Its second goal is to build awareness and interest in cultivated meat as it moves from curiosity to a genuine new choice for consumers. Dogs and their owners are now invited to take part in this pioneering journey by signing up through the landing page at tryandshare.benemeat.com.

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