Scientists have developed a method to grow leather without killing any animals

[Starmix]

According to the report, a biomedical engineer has discovered a method that can create real leather in a lab without necessitating the death of any animals. George Engelmayr is a biomedical engineer at Cultivated Biomaterials, and he claims to have made a breakthrough discovery.

The report also stated that they are the first company in the world to sell a cultivated leather product, growing a harmless cell leather from a cow

The report also said that the cow who donated her cells, named Angel, is still living in a sanctuary in New York. Angel's cells are placed on plant-like scaffolding in the Raleigh lab and grow into a sheet of skin.

Additionally, Engelmayr said that he uses tree bark over chemical tanning to make his leather pollution-free. The method, if popularized, could reduce the leather industry's waste and emissions by a significant amount. Until then, Engelmayr said he would continue making wallets and jewelry for his own company.

Source: LOCAL 12

 

[Kross]

This is very significant for the environment as we try to protect it. Hope that it would be standardized and adopted mainstream.

 

[Augusta]

They are the first company in the world to sell a cultivated leather product, growing a harmless cell leather from a cow. This is very interesting

 

[Starmix]

Indeed, it is very interesting and informative. They are the first to sell a cultivated leather wallet. They surely have good good sales.

 

[eLdavis]

This is a good one, with this way, the rate of killing animals would drastically decrease and we would be able to save wildlife.

 

[Starmix]

This shows that our technology shows sign of many inventions, and all is made possible with the advances of technology.

 

[kit_hung]

According to the report, a biomedical engineer has discovered a method that can create real leather in a lab without necessitating the death of any animals. George Engelmayr is a biomedical engineer at Cultivated Biomaterials, and he claims to have made a breakthrough discovery.

The report also stated that they are the first company in the world to sell a cultivated leather product, growing a harmless cell leather from a cow

The report also said that the cow who donated her cells, named Angel, is still living in a sanctuary in New York. Angel's cells are placed on plant-like scaffolding in the Raleigh lab and grow into a sheet of skin.

Additionally, Engelmayr said that he uses tree bark over chemical tanning to make his leather pollution-free. The method, if popularized, could reduce the leather industry's waste and emissions by a significant amount. Until then, Engelmayr said he would continue making wallets and jewelry for his own company.

This guy's way of making leather without killing cows is a genius move bro. The cells of a single cow are grown in a lab until they become real leather. And the cow still lives in a sanctuary without stress. This is the future of fashion without harm.

Instead of chemicals, he uses tree bark to treat the leather and that makes it environmentally friendly. If this method is adopted by many, the leather industry will reduce waste and pollution. This is hope for those who love style without harm.