consider a cultivated-protein food product to be adulterated food.

Summary

HB 1077 amends the state’s definition of adulterated food to include any cultivated‑protein product—food made from animal cells grown in a lab. The change would affect producers of cell‑cultured meat and other lab‑grown foods, potentially barring them from sale in South Dakota. The measure was vetoed by the governor and the veto was sustained.

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