food products; labeling; cultivated cells
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
House Bill 2762 requires food products created using cell-cultivated technology – grown in a lab rather than raised on animals or plants – to be labeled as ‘cell-cultivated’ or ‘cell-cultured’ on their packaging. This labeling aims to inform consumers about the origin of the food. The bill specifically addresses food products derived from cultivated cells and updates Arizona’s food labeling regulations. It is named the ‘Andy Groseta Act’.
Key provisions
- Requires labeling of food products derived from cultivated cells.
- Specifies the required label text: ‘cell-cultivated’ or ‘cell-cultured’.
- Addresses labeling requirements for food products originating from cell-cultivated processes.
Who is affected
- Food manufacturers
- Food packagers
- Retailers of food products
- Consumers of food products
Notable changes
- Introduces a new labeling requirement for cell-cultivated food products.
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