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Some Countries Embrace Lab-Grown Meat While Others Move Toward Bans (universalrecord.org)
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Cultivated meat, precision fermentation, and GMO agriculture are expanding globally as regulators, researchers, and farming industries debate long-term impacts on health, food security, and traditional agriculture.

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[–] timestatic@feddit.org 3 points 10 hours ago

Honestly aside from the nutrients the infrastructure around them is crazy. For now lab-grown meat still is very expensive but I think if optimized and produced at mass scale the cost could definitely go below what meat from animal facotries costs