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CH4 Global's low-methane beef was in the spotlight at an event at Coopers Brewery in Regency Park.
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00:00You are here tonight, experiencing low-methane wagyu for the first time.
00:04What are your thoughts about this evening?
00:06I'm very excited. South Australia is having a moment,
00:09and this is a great example of a South Australian business doing something amazing in the world.
00:14What's on the menu this evening?
00:16As an entree, we made slow-cooked eye fillet,
00:19which is carved very thin and served with tuna mousse.
00:23As a main course, we made a marbling 7 cube roll.
00:26It's stuffed with olive tapenade and served with our vintage ale beef juice.
00:34How important is that going forward in the food industries, caring about that carbon footprint?
00:39Look, I think there's lots of things as food producers that we think about.
00:43Producing waste, how we can look after the planet,
00:45and I think it's a really forward-thinking concept that is going to take the world by storm.
00:52I'm expecting that the wagyu will just taste like delicious wagyu,
00:55but we'll taste it, you know, risk-free, knowing that the carbon emissions are much lower.
01:06So, you're mid-milk. You're trying the wagyu. First bit of feedback.
01:11This is useless.
01:13Don't need this, but I'm using it for decorum. Incredibly tender.
01:16So, Danny, you're halfway through your plate. What are we thinking so far?
01:19You're disturbing me. It's amazing. Amazing. It melts in your mouth.
01:25Beautiful, rich flavour, but really clean flavour as well.
01:28It's up to standards?
01:29It is up to exceptional standards.
01:31So, coming from the meat industry, red meat industry in South Australia, very good produce.
01:37Well done. Congratulations. You guys have really hit it on the head, and good luck.
01:41Congratulations.

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