One of Israel’s leading alternative protein manufacturers and the largest tofu producer Wyler Farms signed an MOU to acquire Steakholder Foods’ printer. The deal includes Steakholder Foods’ proprietary software and a subscription to the company’s NutriBlend™ ink (nutritional raw materials blend) for plant-based meat production
The MOU includes expected production of a unique, plant-based 3D printed meat steak to be printed by Wyler Farms using Steakholder Foods proprietary printers and NutriBlend™ ink. The collaboration, valued at several million US dollars over the coming years, represents a truly significant development in the plant-based meat industry (see future-looking statement below)
With both companies committed to driving this collaboration forward, the installation of the Fusion Pro™ 3D printer is anticipated to be completed between Q4 of 2024 and Q1 of 2025.
The Fusion Pro’s™ modular design, capable of producing up to 500 kg of highly advanced texturized printed products per hour, highlights the companies’ shared dedication to innovation and sustainable production practices. This partnership enhances Wyler Farms’ production capabilities and represents a crucial step in the evolution of plant-based meat technology.
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