The VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland may have come up with a more sustainable alternative to growing coffee beans: lab-grown coffee from cell cultures ☕️
Finnish scientists say they have produced coffee from cell cultures with an aroma and taste resembling the real thing.
Heikki Aisala, the VTT researcher in charge of evaluating the process, said cups of cellular coffee probably could not pass standard taste tests just yet, but had lots of potential for a multi-billion-dollar global industry. VTT Research Team Leader Heiko Rischer said lab-grown cell cultures offered a more sustainable way to make coffee, given that because of high demand, countries were devoting ever larger tracts of land to grow coffee beans, leading to deforestation.
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