The project of 'making meat from vegetables' has been invested by 108 Gates of Bill Gates

If Impossible Foods succeeds and is put into mass production, the world meat industry with an estimated value of $ 48 trillion will be strongly affected.

The project "meat made from vegetables" was invested by Bill Gates to research

Everyone knows there are lots of delicious but unhealthy foods. However, they only give up or "diet" when finding a delicious dish with a similar taste. That's what 50 Impossible Foods project scientists are pursuing and trying to do. Recently, billionaire Bill Gates and UBS (Switzerland) decided to invest 108 million USD in this project.

Specifically, Impossible Foods will research animal-based products at the molecular level and perform a reconstruction of the flavor of meat, cheese from plants and nuts. For example, in a 0% meat burger will include a mixture of fat, protein, nutrients from plants, grains, legumes, and amino acids. This food also does not contain cholesterol, antibiotics, hormones so it will not be harmful to health. Even more interesting, the experiment showed that this cake tastes like real beef.

The core of this delicious hamburger is made from . vegetables.

"All the ingredients in this burger come from nature. We have been dependent on animals for thousands of years and now, modern technology has been able to convert plants into meat, milk and eggs. Our mission is to give people a great taste as well as provide full nutritional value without negatively affecting health and the environment, "said Patrick Brown - Project Manager. this share.

Billionaire Bill Gates will invest 108 million USD in this project.

The latest research also points out the limitations that current livestock production brings:

• Livestock farming accounts for 40% of the land area and consumes 76 trillion gallons of water each year.
• 95% of animal feed is made from corn, which reduces the amount of Omega-3 fatty acids, less quality meat and can cause many serious cardiovascular diseases.
• Livestock raising accounts for about 18% of human greenhouse gases.

However, the problem that Impossible Foods has to overcome now is cost: a 100% plant burger costs up to 20 USD, while the current price of a normal cake is only 2 USD.