Based in Israel, its main office is located in Jerusalem, while its primary production facility is operating in Rehovot.

[3] Future Meat Technologies was founded in 2018 by Yaakov Nahmias, a biomedical engineering professor of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

In October 2019, it raised $14 million to build its pilot plant, and estimated that it could bring its products to the market in 2022.

[5][6] In June 2021, the construction of Future Meat's pilot plant in Rehovot was completed, and it entered into service.

It cultures those cells in stainless steel fermenters, where they reproduce and develop into edible tissues.