This isn't yer fancy-schamncy lab-grown meat, it's a plant-based burger that claims to be as good as a meat burger. It has the virtue of actually being available for purchase in restaurants, though the price is not stated. Environmental stats are not as good as synthetic meat burgers but still a dramatic improvement : "74% less water, 87% less ghg emissions, 95% of the land".
https://www.nextbigfuture.com/2018/06/impossible-foods-makes-a-wheat-protein-burger-with-taste-and-aroma-of-meat.html
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