Integriculture Inc.(Head office: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Yuki Hanyu), which aims to realize “cellular agriculture” to produce cell-cultured foods (so-called cultured meat, cultured fish meat, etc.) that are expected to become new food resources, has been selected by the ASEAN-Japan Economic and Industrial Cooperation Committee (AMEICC) and Leave a Nest  Co. (Head office: Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo), for the “Project to Promote Overseas Expansion of Japanese Start-ups through Collaboration with ASEAN Companies” and has concluded an MoU with Cuprina Pte Ltd (Co-Founder/CTO Mr. Carl Baptista), a start-up company in Singapore that researches wound healing and skin repair.

We are committed to providing new value by refining our proprietary cell culture technology, working to solve problems in the environment and living creatures that surround us, and pursuing the potential of cellular agriculture.

Currently, we are developing the following businesses,
(1) Contract research and development of animal cell culture utilizing our proprietary cell culture technology and promotion of open innovation in cell culture infrastructure
(2) Development of beauty and healthcare products utilizing animal cell culture technology.

Message from CEO Dr.Yuki Hanyu from Integriculture Inc.
We are very excited about the rise of the cell-ag cosmetics, a new category that is sustainable and future-ready while best serving the users of skincare cosmetics. In this regard, we are very delighted to collaborate with Cuprina that shares a common vision.

Message from Co-Founder/ CTO Mr.Carl Baptista from Cuprina Pte Ltd.
We at Cuprina couldn't be more enthusiastic about the potential of this collaboration with Integriculture. We believe that the combination of sustainably derived healing growth factors and sustainably derived nano-collagens represents a significant advancement in skin care and skin regeneration. The ability to manipulate and accelerate skin remodeling has the potential to revolutionize the treatment of acute wounds and hypertrophic scars, thus minimizing scarring.
We look forward to collaborating with Integriculture on this exciting project.

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Contact:
Integriculture Inc.
Sales Planning Team
Natsuko Tomo/Hiroaki Hatano
mail: info@integriculture.com