
Tebubio and ORF Genetics partner for Sustainable, Animal-Free Growth Factors and Cytokines
Tebubio and ORF Genetics announce a new partnership to expand market access to sustainable, animal-free growth factors and cytokines.

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The latest from ORF Genetics: partnerships, product launches, company milestones, and press coverage of our animal-free growth factors.
Company news and updates from ORF Genetics, plus selected press coverage from independent publications.

Tebubio and ORF Genetics announce a new partnership to expand market access to sustainable, animal-free growth factors and cytokines.

ORF Genetics and UK cultivated-meat producer Ivy Farm Technologies hosted a well-attended tasting of cultivated Angus beef at Iceland Innovation Week, alongside panel discussions on the role of cultivated meat and seafood in tackling climate change.

ORF Genetics and Australian food innovators Vow announced the success of the first cultured-meat tasting of its kind in Europe, featuring dishes made from Japanese quail cells. Iceland’s Prime Minister Katrín Jakobsdóttir was among the attendees.

A new volcanic eruption started when a fissure opened up near Grindavik, where ORF Genetics' greenhouse is located. The town was evacuated and lava headed towards the greenhouse.
ORF Genetics and BIOEFFECT announced the demerger of operations, dividing assets between two separate businesses effective January 1, 2022.

Dr. Unnur Thorsteinsdottir, Vice President of Genetic Research at Decode Genetics and Dean of the School of Health Science at the University of Iceland, joins the board of ORF Genetics.

ORF Genetics continues in-field trials in Canada with CFRT permits from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.

BBC Click features ORF Genetics and its greenhouse in Iceland, learning about the technology behind plant-made growth factors.

ORF Genetics sowed bioengineered barley for experimental in-field cultivation at Gunnarsholt in southern Iceland, developing MESOkine animal-like growth factors.

ORF Genetics' greenhouse is located 8 kilometres from the volcanic eruption on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula, with no cause for concern.

Green By Iceland: in 2021, ORF Genetics branches out from cosmetics to produce animal-like growth factors from its barley for cell-cultured meat and related industries.

Green Queen: Iceland's ORF Genetics is developing bio-risk-free growth factors for cell-cultured meats using barley to help slash production costs.
Cell Based Tech Weekly: plant molecular farming refers to the production of recombinant proteins in plants, the technology behind ORF's growth factors.

Thomson Reuters Foundation: in a greenhouse among Iceland's lava fields, genetically modified barley may hold a key to the food of the future.

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