HB0061HS001

This amendment narrows the bill's prohibition to exclude plant-cell cultured products from the cultivated meat ban while removing references to human consumption restrictions.

• Updates the bill's purpose statement to indicate amendments related to cell cultured products rather than limiting the scope to human consumption. (Page 1, lines 3-3)
• Removes the requirement that cultivated meat be grown 'entirely in a laboratory,' broadening the definition's scope. (Page 2, line 2)
• Removes the 'for human consumption' and 'consumption' language from the prohibited acts section, making the prohibition apply regardless of intended use. (Page 2, lines 16-17)
• Changes 'Cell cultured products' to 'Plant-cell' and removes 'cultivated' from the labeling provisions, distinguishing plant-cell products from other cell cultured products. (Page 3, lines 4-5)
• Replaces references to 'cell' with 'plant-cell' in the labeling requirements for cultured products. (Page 3, lines 11-12)
• Removes 'for human consumption' and 'consumption' language from the license suspension provisions, making the grounds for suspension apply to all cultivated meat operations. (Page 4, lines 4-5)

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