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Mewery

https://www.mewery.io/
Last activity: 20.03.2026
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Categories: AlternativeProteinsBiotechnologyCellularAgricultureCultivatedMeatFoodTech
Mewery is a company that grows meat with love. They claim to have 92% fewer carbon emissions released compared to conventional meat production (0.98 kg / 1 kg Mewery pork) and 80% of all agricultural land needed to produce meat (17.36 m 2 land used to produce 1 kg pork). They are working on their first finished product which they hope to have on the market within two years. However, being a novel food, it will need to obtain pre-market approval before reaching consumers’ plates.
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Location: Czech Republic
Total raised: $3.85M

Investors 1

Funding Rounds 3

DateSeriesAmountInvestors
19.09.2025-$3.51MEuropean I...
26.01.2024Grant$217.12K-
09.05.2022Pre-Seed$126.76KBig Idea V...

Mentions in press and media 16

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20.03.2026Mewery Hits Cultivated Pork Yield Milestone Amid $8M Funding Drive4 Mins Read Czech food tech startup Mewery has achieved one of the highest yield densities in the cultivated meat sector, and is now halfway through a €7M ($8M) fundraising effort. Mewery has taken a major step to move its cultivated pork f...
24.09.2025Cultivated Meat Startup Mewery Secures Pivotal Funding Amidst Industry DownturnMewery, a Czech cultivated meat startup, defied a brutal investment market. The company secured €3 million from the EIC Accelerator and Horizon Europe, pushing its total funding past €4 million. Their proprietary co-cultivation technology, ...
19.09.2025Investment Climate Podcast: Roman Lauš of Mewery, How to Get Funded in 2025In this podcast series, Alex Shandrovsky interviews investors about benchmarks for funding Alt Proteins in 2025 and uncovers the investment playbooks of successful Climate Tech CEOs and Leading VCs. Podcast Host Alex Shandrovksy is a strate...
31.07.2025Czech Startup Mewery Gains €3 Million in Funding for Cultivated Meat DevelopmentMewery, a startup focused on the development of cultivated meat using a co-cultivation process involving animal cells and microalgae, has secured €3 million in funding to further its research and scale its production capabilities. The major...
31.07.2025Mewery Secures $3.3M in Government Grants to Scale Up Cultivated Pork6 Mins Read Czech startup Mewery has secured €2.9M ($3.3M) in public grants to expand the production of its cultivated pork and launch pilot projects with meat producers. While private investment in cultivated meat is in freefall, public su...
28.05.2025The Rise of Plant-Based Alternatives: A Culinary Revolution in EuropeThe culinary landscape in Europe is undergoing a seismic shift. Plant-based alternatives are no longer just a niche market; they are becoming mainstream. The recent New Food Forum in Prague showcased this transformation, with cultivated mea...
28.05.2025The Future of Food: Cultivated Meat and Climate Commitments in EuropeThe culinary landscape is shifting. The rise of cultivated meat and plant-based diets is reshaping how we think about food. In Europe, particularly in the Czech Republic, cultivated meat is on the brink of entering the market. Meanwhile, in...
26.05.2025Cultivated Meat Expected on European Shelves Within Two Years, According to New Food ForumThe New Food Forum conference held in Prague last week brought together key stakeholders from the Czech retail sector and alternative protein industries, where discussions highlighted the increasing availability of plant-based products in C...
02.12.2024SeedBlink and Mewery Invite to an Extended Presentation EventAnother edition of SeedBlink’s Fire Pitch of the Week will take place on December 2nd As usual, the pitching event will take place online via Zoom The pitching company of the day is Mewery On December 2nd, the famous Romanian co-investment ...
30.04.2024Mewery Announces Significant Progress in Cultivating Pork at Larger ScaleCzech cultivated meat company Mewery, known for its cultivated pork and microalgae burger, announces a key milestone in its product development: successfully establishing a stable cell line. The new cell line exhibits the most favorable res...
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