Nebraska and Montana ban lab grown, cell-based meat
Nebraska and Montana ban lab grown, cell-based meat


Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte announced on [May 13] that he signed House Bill 401 into law. The legislation banned the sale or distribution of “cell-cultured edible product.” Manufacturing lab-grown meat for sale is also made illegal under the law.
Agriculture is Montana’s most important industry, with one in six of the state’s residents being employed in agriculture or a related sector, according to the Montana Department of Agriculture. Beef has remained a critical and iconic product of the state since it joined the Union in 1889.
…
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey [also] signed Senate Bill 23 into law. The legislation prohibits the manufacture, distribution, or sale of products made from cultured animal cells. “These folks are throwing a couple of animal cells in there with some chemicals and calling it meat,” bill sponsor Alabama State Sen. Jack Williams told 1819 News.
…
The pattern appears set to continue after Montana’s decision, potentially bringing the total number of states with a ban on fake meat to four.
This is an excerpt. Read the original post here

![]() | Videos | More... |

Video: Nuclear energy will destroy us? Global warming is an existential threat? Chemicals are massacring bees? Donate to the Green Industrial Complex!
![]() | Bees & Pollinators | More... |

GLP podcast: Science journalism is a mess. Here’s how to fix it

Mosquito massacre: Can we safely tackle malaria with a CRISPR gene drive?

Are we facing an ‘Insect Apocalypse’ caused by ‘intensive, industrial’ farming and agricultural chemicals? The media say yes; Science says ‘no’
![]() | Infographics | More... |

Infographic: Global regulatory and health research agencies on whether glyphosate causes cancer
![]() | GMO FAQs | More... |

Why is there controversy over GMO foods but not GMO drugs?

How are GMOs labeled around the world?

How does genetic engineering differ from conventional breeding?
![]() | GLP Profiles | More... |

Alex Jones: Right-wing conspiracy theorist stokes fear of GMOs, pesticides to sell ‘health supplements’
