The Oklahoma House of Representatives has passed HB 2829, which bans the manufacture and sale of cultivated meat in Oklahoma.

Senators decided to modify a bill prohibiting lab-grown meat and instead have legislative staff study the proposal.

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"It's closer to a science experiment than it is a steak,” one House member said during debate on the ban that was passed on a ...

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“Cell-cultured meat is something that is likely inevitable,” Rep. Deb Butler, a New Hanover County Democrat, said at ...

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To produce “cultivated” meat, manufacturers sample animal cells and multiply them in sealed vats, according to the U.S.

The bill defines "cultivated meat" as meat or meat products produced from cultured animal tissue in a lab environment using in vitro cell cultures outside of the original animal. It clarifies that ...

Oklahoma advances a bill to ban lab-grown meat, aiming to protect the state’s meat industry. The measure now moves to the Senate for consideration.