Requires label or indication of food that contains animal cell-cultivated product.
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Overview
This New Jersey law aims to inform consumers about food products that contain animal cell-cultivated ingredients. It requires labels on packaged food clearly indicating the presence of this new type of ingredient and mandates that food service businesses notify customers when offering cell-cultivated food. The law also defines ‘cell-cultivated food’ and establishes rules for how it should be labeled and served. The Department of Health will create specific regulations to ensure proper implementation.
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