GOOD Meat, a subsidiary brand belonging to food tech company Eat Just Inc, has announced the launch of its first sustainable lab-grown chicken satay product, which will make its debut at Keng Eng Kee this Friday.
In addition, to celebrate the launch of the new product, the company has invited renowned chef Francis Mallmann to the event. Mallman is as known as the "Carnivore King" due to his stripped-down approach to cooking meat. The partnership with Mallmann is well-suited, considering the chef also plans to begin serving GOOD Meat products at one of his South American restaurants.
"We all know where the Earth is at, and if we close our eyes to dream on better days, we know that changes must be done. GOOD Meat has embraced innovation for business and health. I’m proud to eat their chicken and am excited to launch with them when ready in one of my restaurants in South America," said Mallmann in a recent press statement.
Lab-Grown Chicken Satays
GOOD Meat is Set to Debut Its First Chicken Satay Product at KEK Pop-Up
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