Requires label or indication of food that contains animal cell-cultivated product.
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Overview
This bill requires that food products containing animal cell-cultivated product be clearly labeled to inform consumers. It mandates that packaged cell-cultivated food have a conspicuous label on the product’s packaging, meeting specific size and visibility requirements. Additionally, food service businesses must indicate when they offer cell-cultivated food. The Department of Health will develop regulations to implement these labeling standards and qualify cell-cultivated food products.
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