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Since 2020 a handful of foodtech startups and some large food-service partners have moved 3D‑printed food from labs into commercial channels: Revo Foods began selling 3D‑printed salmon fillets in Aust...
Since 2020 a small but visible set of 3D-printed food items have actually reached supermarket shelves: chiefly Revo Foods’ 3D‑printed vegan salmon fillet in Austrian/German REWE stores and Cocuus’ pla...
Walmart sells 3D-printed food-related products such as “food safe” 3D-printed cookie cutters and other kitchen items, and offers a broad 3D-printing category on its site that includes filaments and ac...
Major food companies and startups have trialed a range of 3D‑printed products since 2020, led by confectionery and bakery items (chocolate, cookies, icings), plant‑based and hybrid seafood/meat analog...
Several food‑tech startups have moved beyond lab demos and struck commercial partnerships with established food brands to bring into retail, hospitality and manufacturing channels: partnered to launch...