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Lab-Grown Salmon Hits the Menu at an Oregon Restaurant as the FDA Greenlights the Cell-Cultured Product

  • In early June 2025, Wildtype introduced its FDA-approved cultivated salmon to diners in Portland, Oregon, starting with the menu of a James Beard Award-winning Haitian eatery led by chef Gregory Gourdet.
  • This launch follows Wildtype's recent regulatory milestone where the FDA found no safety concerns after a pre-market consultation for their cell-cultivated salmon product.
  • Wildtype's salmon, called "saku," is grown from Pacific salmon cells in environments simulating wild habitats and is best served sashimi-style, with plans to expand to four more restaurants.
  • Dr. Suzi Gerber called Wildtype's achievement a "watershed moment" for domestic seafood and cultivated protein, highlighting potential environmental and public health benefits.
  • The introduction of lab-grown salmon suggests growing acceptance of sustainable foods, while some states like Florida banned lab-grown meat citing political opposition.
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technewstube.com broke the news in on Monday, June 9, 2025.
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