Cellular Agriculture
The key to a sustainable
future of food
Our Mission at MyriaMeat is to make 100% real meat without the negative effects on our planet, health and, of course, animals. Cellular agriculture eliminates the need to raise and farm animals for food by using biotechnology to produce agricultural products from cell cultures.
Why cellular agriculture?
Industrial farming techniques are destroying our ecosystems and leading to serious health and environmental degradation. Our earth has a finite amount of resources and we are hitting maximum capacity. According to some estimates, industrialized farming costs the equivalent of about US$3 trillion every year in environmental damage, not to mention that it produces greenhouse gas emissions, pollutes the air and water, and destroys wildlife.
It’s time for a change. And that’s what we’re here for.
How we do it
Real meat is 100% functional muscle – that’s it. We reproduce the natural growth of real muscle without the animal. How do we do this? By using pluripotent stem cells from each species. The stem cells can then grow a piece of meat that is fresh, healthy, and environmentally friendly.
Proof of concept
MyriaMeat uses our own patented technology to produce real meat made from animal cells. We are currently working on creating 100% real meat products without plant-based ingredients to produce Wagyu beef, pork and deer meat. Our meat is 100% real – just without the negative effects on our ecosystems.
Our Advantages
Health
Cultured meat has notable health benefits compared to conventional meat, while having the same nutritional profile: there are no antibiotics, E.Coli., or prions that can enter the production process so the result is clean meat at each meal.
Animal Welfare
Sustainability
Scalability
Our unique production methods are patented and are highly scalable. Therefore, we can produce the freshest most healthy meat inside or near cities. The Future!
What's New

MyriaMeat und Kupfer entwickeln Prototyp für Hybrid-Bratwürste mit Kulturfleisch und echtem Muskelgewebe
(München/Heilsbronn, den 01. Oktober 2025) Im Rahmen eines gemeinsamen Forschungs- und Entwicklungsprojekts gehen das Biotech-Start-up MyriaMeat GmbH und die Hans Kupfer & Sohn GmbH &

Innovation aus Zellkultur: Myriameat entwickelt Hybrid-Würstchen aus Kulturfleisch – Gefördert durch den Europäischen Fonds für regionale Entwicklung
Das Göttinger Start-up Myriameat GmbH arbeitet gemeinsam mit zwei starken Industriepartnern, an einem wegweisenden Projekt: der Entwicklung eines Hybrid-Würstchens aus konventionellem Fleisch und Zellkulturfleisch, ganz

Myriameat in the 2025 EY German Biotechnology Report
MyriaMeat, a pioneering biotech startup based in Göttingen and Munich, has been recognized in the 2025 EY German Biotechnology Report — a significant milestone for the young company.
The 2025 EY report, created in collaboration with BIO Deutschland e.V., highlights the current challenges and opportunities in the biotech sector. Despite increasing difficulties in capital acquisition across the industry, MyriaMeat’s inclusion signals that cutting-edge developments in alternative proteins continue to attract strong interest. As biotechnology becomes more strategically important globally, MyriaMeat’s sustainable vision positions it as a leader in the future of food.
The industrial revolution is coming
Florian Hüttner, CEO
The people behind Myria Meat
SDGs we are tackling
MyriaMeat supports the UN Biodiversity agreement to conserve 30% of land on earth by 2030 in order to build a resilient planet for all futures.