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Business
Modern Meadow moves to New Jersey
by Melody M. Bomgardner
August 28, 2017
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 95, Issue 34
Modern Meadow, a start-up making lab-derived animal materials, including leather, will move its headquarters from Brooklyn, N.Y., to Nutley, N.J. The 7,300-m² site, on a former Roche campus, will also house lab space and a pilot manufacturing facility. Modern Meadow engineers cells to grow collagen, which self-assembles into fibrils that in turn are converted into leather. New Jersey pitched in tax credits worth up to $32 million. Modern Meadow says it will grow its Brooklyn-based design and research studio.
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