Fact Check: Are U.S. stores selling 3D-printed salmon made by an Israeli company?

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Claimant: Social Media


Claim: Some grocery stores in the U.S. are selling 3D-printed salmon meat manufactured by an Israeli company.


Rating: TRUE


Explanation: Steakholder Foods, an Israeli company specializing in 3D-printing technology for plant-based meats, announced the launch of its Perfecta-branded products in Northeastern U.S. retail stores. The line includes 3D-printed plant-based salmon.


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Date: 10/22/2026


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Last Updated on October 22, 2026 by Media Bias Fact Check