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What podcasts say about Integrity Culture

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What experts have said about Integrity Culture

6 statements · 5 positive · 1 negative

  1. Yuki HanyuPositiveJul 27, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Integrity Culture is developing cultured duck-liver cells grown on scaffolds.

    “cell cultured duck liver cells on cell scaffolds that actually looks like this.”

    Listen at 9:14

    Open the episode · While other cultivated meat companies are collapsing, this one turned a profit | E2317
  2. Yuki HanyuPositiveJul 27, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Hobbyists may develop novel cultured foods and use Integrity Culture to scale successful products.

    “If things go well, what we are going to get is some hobbyists developing novel sort of cell cultured meat. It could be like pork muscle, tuna fat, healthy meat, something like that. And if it's good and he or she wants to expand, they could come to integral companies to expand.”

    Listen at 14:38

    Open the episode · While other cultivated meat companies are collapsing, this one turned a profit | E2317
  3. Yuki HanyuPositiveJul 27, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Cosmetics revenue helps Integrity Culture remain financially viable while food technology matures.

    “That's one of the ways of keeping us alive.”

    Listen at 25:55

    Open the episode · While other cultivated meat companies are collapsing, this one turned a profit | E2317
  4. Yuki HanyuPositiveJul 27, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Integrity Culture has raised approximately 15–20 million U.S. dollars.

    “our fund rates so far have been something like somewhere between 15 to 20 million USD”

    Listen at 27:48

    Open the episode · While other cultivated meat companies are collapsing, this one turned a profit | E2317
  5. Yuki HanyuPositiveJul 27, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Integrity Culture became profitable in the previous year.

    “we actually turned profitable last year.”

    Listen at 28:28

    Open the episode · While other cultivated meat companies are collapsing, this one turned a profit | E2317
  6. Yuki HanyuNegativeJul 27, 2026· This Week in Startups

    Integrity Culture’s cultivated-food business has not achieved product-market fit because products cannot yet be sold.

    “when it comes to food, it's not in product market fit yet because we cannot even put product on the market yet.”

    Listen at 33:09

    Open the episode · While other cultivated meat companies are collapsing, this one turned a profit | E2317

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