Faircraft and BSF Enterprise drive innovation in sustainable lab-grown leather

As COP 29 unfolds, there is growing hope that cultivated meat may finally gain the essential financial and regulatory support needed to achieve scalability and commercial success. Che Connon, managing director of BSF Enterprise and CEO

Kerato’s innovative “biosynthetic cornea” provides a promising alternative to traditional donor corneal transplants. Designed for one-time use, this injectable device is administered single-handedly. It forms a self-sealing gel in the eye, which reduces inflammation, promotes tissue

BSF Enterprise, along with its subsidiaries, has recently achieved ISO 9001 certification, a globally recognised standard for quality management systems. This accomplishment signifies a strong commitment to quality across all areas of the company, reinforcing its

CytoBoost is a new, premium approach to cell culture, offering laboratories a way to enhance the health and performance of their cells. With this innovative product, you can think of CytoBoost as a dedicated solution designed

BSF Enterprise plc, a UK-based biotechnology investment company, has been at the forefront of sustainable innovation, especially through its subsidiary, Lab-Grown Leather. Managing Director Dr. Che Connon recently discussed how Lab-Grown Leather is redefining the traditional

Europe’s approach to the agri-tech revolution is increasingly viewed as outdated, with its regulations often criticised as overly protectionist and wary of technological advancements. The continent’s approach to cell-grown meat production mirrors this attitude, with the

The aging global population is driving a rise in vision impairment, which in turn affects physical, cognitive, and mental health. Among the most commonly transplanted human tissues worldwide are corneas, with approximately 185,000 procedures performed annually.

Newcastle-based biotech startup, 3D Bio-Tissues (3DBT), has successfully created tissue-engineered skin using only cells, aimed at the luxury goods market. With assistance from the University of Northampton, who provided tanning expertise, 3DBT has introduced an ethical

Artificial leather is often marketed as a more sustainable option compared to traditional leather, yet questions remain about whether it truly delivers on this promise. Environmental concerns still surround the production of artificial leather, particularly the

Cultivated meat, also known as cultured meat, is real animal meat produced by cultivating animal cells directly, removing the need for traditional animal farming. This meat is composed of the same cell types as conventional meat,

The UK Food Standards Agency (FSA) is planning to update the authorisation process for novel foods in a bid to make it faster and more modern. Starting next year, changes will be introduced to improve the

Lab-Grown Leather Ltd (LGL) has made a significant step forward by increasing its production capacity for lab-grown leather. This development highlights the potential of their technology to revolutionise the leather industry, providing a sustainable and ethical