Arizona may join Italy and even Florida in banning or attempting to ban lab-grown meat from the 48th state with two newly introduced house bills.
The School Lunch Integrity Act of 2024 would prohibit the use of cell-cultivated meat in the National School Lunch Program and the School Breakfast Program.
Rep. Danny Alvarez (R) has sponsored a bill that aims to ban creating or selling cultivated meat products in the state of Florida.
Each year, MIT Technology Review highlights some of the worst technologies, and among that list for 2023 is cultivated chicken.
Florida House Representative Tyler Sirois (R-51) has introduced a bill to the legislature aimed at banning cultivated meat products in the Sunshine State.
The World Farmers’ Organisation has released a formal position paper taking a firm stand against lab-grown food and raising concerns about the potential impact of this new food technology.
After the commercial release of a lab-produced milk alternative, the National Milk Producers Federation says these products shouldn’t be labeled as “milk”.
Both UPSIDE Foods (founded as Memphis Meats in 2016) and Eat Just were issued grants of inspection as part of the final step in the USDA’s approval process.
A study by UC Davis finds scaling up lab-grown meat production using existing processes is highly energy-intensive, so conventional beef still more green.
Tufts University researchers have developed immortalized bovine muscle stem cells that can proliferate and divide hundreds of times, or maybe even forever.