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Steakholder Foods Ltd. (STKH) news covers the company’s activities in alternative proteins, 3D‑printing technologies and digital textile dyeing through its subsidiary Twine Solutions. As a Nasdaq‑listed foreign private issuer, Steakholder Foods regularly publishes press releases and Form 6‑K reports that highlight technology milestones, capital markets activity and strategic transactions.
Readers of this news feed can follow updates on Steakholder Foods’ 3D‑printing systems for structured alt‑protein production, including developments related to its HD144 printer for plant‑based fish and its proprietary DLS® drop‑on‑demand printing technology. News items also describe how the company’s premix blends are used in commercial products, such as plant‑based white‑fish kebabs and salmon patties produced with a partner manufacturer and sold at vegan specialty outlets in Israel.
The feed also features coverage of Steakholder Foods’ expansion into digital dyeing via Twine Solutions. Articles include announcements about the acquisition of Twine, sales of TwineX1 waterless thread and yarn dyeing systems to research institutes, and collaborations to distribute Twine systems in markets such as the United States. These updates provide insight into how Twine’s digital, on‑demand dyeing technology is being adopted by fashion, apparel, accessories and home‑décor brands, as well as research organizations.
In addition, investors can track news on public offerings of American Depositary Shares, warrant exercises, ADS ratio adjustments, shareholder meetings and governance developments reported on Form 6‑K. Bookmark this page to access a consolidated view of Steakholder Foods and Twine‑related announcements drawn from company press releases and regulatory disclosures.
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Steakholder Foods has achieved a major milestone by successfully 3D bio-printing the world's first ready-to-cook cultivated grouper fish fillet. This innovation, developed in collaboration with Umami Meats, utilized customized bio-inks made from grouper cells. The company aims to commercialize its 3D bioprinting technology to create sustainable seafood products and plans to expand collaborations for producing various fish species. The grouper fish product mimics the texture and flavor of traditionally caught fish, representing a significant advancement in the cultivated meat industry. The seafood market is projected to reach $110 billion, with a growth rate of 3-4% annually, highlighting the potential for sustainable alternatives.