Specifying that cultivated meat products are adulterated foods

Summary

The Senate bill amends the state’s adulterated‑food definition to include cultivated meat, which is meat grown from animal cells in a lab. This would treat such products as illegal unless they meet the same standards as traditional meat. The change targets producers of lab‑grown meat and anyone selling or labeling those products in West Virginia.

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