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Yes, of course. I wonder though, if the pigs are patented, the pig’s parts are patented, the process is patented, are the Hum-hams patented, too? Does DARPA and Smithfield own these hum-ham products?
“Smithfield is now part of a public-private tissue engineering consortium, along with pharmaceutical and other health care companies, that’s being funded via an $80 million U.S. Department of Defense grant.”

HUM-HAMS!
Your friendly DARPA super soldier that also provides you with tasty sandwiches!

What you need to remember is that the way of thinking that the Nazi’s started off with the uranium enrichement program.. Why have 1 when you can have 1000 working in tandem. For the moment they claim it will be used on premature babies to save their lives.. Perfect, I’m all for it, I was premature myself, save lives, go HUMANKIND!!
However.. an fertilised Embryo could also be considered a premature baby..
Big enough factory, big enough production of undeclared births. No Birth certificates, no tracability, no one asking questions as to where they went. Watch out for advertisement campaigns for women to donate their eggs.
If this technology were to be used in a good way, there must be a way to ensure that each life created in these machines is fully recorded and accounted for. And that every machine is accounted for.. don’t end up with situations like Dentists chairs installed in bathrooms..for example.. Well. don’t end up with 5 (or even worse.. 12) of them turning full time in someone’s basement..