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Orbillion Bio to Bring Cultivated Meats Inc Wagyu Beef to 35 European Countries

Very few businesses actually see the goal – which is to sell meat to people,” comments Bubner.

Orbillion Bio to Bring Cultivated Meats Inc Wagyu Beef to 35 European Countries
“If the global demand for plant-based products continues to grow, Luiten Food will also continue to expand its range in this area. Products based on vegetable proteins are, after all, a sustainable alternative,”

International distribution © Luiten Food/ Thomas Foods International Cultivated meat for the European premium marketplace Orbillion Bio chose the Dutch premium meat distributor Luiten Food to position its cultivated wagyu beef as a cruelty-free gourmet choice for the European marketplace. While Luiten Food is specialized in meat, the distribution firm continues to step more. More into the plant-based space: “If the global demand for plant-based products continues to grow, Luiten Food will in addition continue to grow its range in this area.

Going to Products based on vegetable proteins are, after all, a sustainable alternative,”, the company in a statement. We are looking forward to working with you Lennert Luiten and Jim Pardon and the rest of the team at Luiten Food,” states co-founder Patricia Bubner on LinkedIn.

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