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Food and Drug Law

University of Kentucky

2020

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From Petri Dish To Main Dish: The Legal Pathway For Cell-Based Meat, Brian P. Sylvester, Nathan A. Beaver, Kara Schoonover, Jonathan I. Tietz Jan 2020

From Petri Dish To Main Dish: The Legal Pathway For Cell-Based Meat, Brian P. Sylvester, Nathan A. Beaver, Kara Schoonover, Jonathan I. Tietz

Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture, & Natural Resources Law

Meat grown outside an animal is no longer simply science fiction, and the market is poised for introduction of a variety of so-called cell-based meat products. Commercializing these products will require a clear regulatory path forward. In this Article, we explore that legal pathway. We introduce the concepts of cellular agriculture and cell-based meat, including the science, the state and history of the industry, and the general regulatory background, in which the USDA and FDA are the major players. Further, we explore in particular regulatory aspects of food safety and labeling in the context of cell-based meat. Overall, we contend …


A Quixotic Quest For Definition: Perceptions Of “Organic” And Implications For The Environment And For Market Participants, Becky L. Jacobs, Chelsea Jacobs Jan 2020

A Quixotic Quest For Definition: Perceptions Of “Organic” And Implications For The Environment And For Market Participants, Becky L. Jacobs, Chelsea Jacobs

Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture, & Natural Resources Law

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