What do you call meat if it is grown in a lab?
What do you call a hamburger when the cow it came from is still alive? That what the Department of Agriculture (USDA) is trying to figure out. lol
Cell-based meat - AKA lab-grown, cultivated or cultured meat - scored $360m plus (US) in funding in 2020, per Food Drive.
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It is meat. It is produced by taking cells from *******, then cultivating them in bioractors to grow meat in ~2-8 weeks -- no slaughter necessary. (Yay vegans! Yummy?)
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This isn't available in the US yet, but Singapore just approved it.
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USDA is on their way. Should be interesting.
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The US Cattlemen's Association thinks only meat from slaughtered ******* should be called beef or meat.
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Harvard Law School's ****** Law and Policy clinic is against banning common terms, arguing it could be unconstitutional
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You can weigh in with the USDA if you'd, like.
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I think this is bizarre. A 2020 London art installation about growing steak from human cells was a tad bit controversial
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Bon Apetit!
What do you call a hamburger when the cow it came from is still alive? That what the Department of Agriculture (USDA) is trying to figure out. lol
Cell-based meat - AKA lab-grown, cultivated or cultured meat - scored $360m plus (US) in funding in 2020, per Food Drive.
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It is meat. It is produced by taking cells from *******, then cultivating them in bioractors to grow meat in ~2-8 weeks -- no slaughter necessary. (Yay vegans! Yummy?)
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This isn't available in the US yet, but Singapore just approved it.
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USDA is on their way. Should be interesting.
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The US Cattlemen's Association thinks only meat from slaughtered ******* should be called beef or meat.
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Harvard Law School's ****** Law and Policy clinic is against banning common terms, arguing it could be unconstitutional
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You can weigh in with the USDA if you'd, like.
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I think this is bizarre. A 2020 London art installation about growing steak from human cells was a tad bit controversial
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Bon Apetit!
