The failed measure would have classified foods made from cultivated animal cells as adulterated under South Dakota food law.
The failed measure would treat cultivated-protein foods as adulterated, covering products made from manufacturing cells that resemble animal tissue.
South Dakota law would treat a cultivated-protein food product as adulterated food. This covers food products with sensory traits resembling tissue from an agricultural food animal that are made from manufacturing cells, including cells grown outside the animal. No effective date is stated in the supplied text.
No hearings or votes scheduled.