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Lab-grown meat is now federally cleared to sell in the US, and the people funding it are the last ones you’d expect. This is meat grown from animal cells in steel tanks. No farm. No slaughter. So who’s behind it? Bill Gates is on the cap table. Jeff Bezos’s Earth Fund has committed $100 million to alternative protein. And it isn’t just tech billionaires. Cargill and Tyson, two of the four meatpackers that already control most of America’s beef and chicken, have invested too. The same companies running industrial feedlots are quietly betting on the thing meant to replace them. Here’s where it gets strange. Seven states (Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Texas, and Indiana) have banned or paused lab-grown meat to protect conventional agriculture. In Florida, selling it is a crime: up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. They banned a product that’s barely on the market, one that’s only been served at a handful of restaurants, never a grocery shelf. That’s expected to change. Companies are racing to scale up and reach grocery shelves within the next couple of years, so the meat you’ve never heard of could soon be sitting next to the real thing. And when it lands, they won’t call it lab-grown. On the label it becomes cell-cultivated, and the USDA still hasn’t finalized the rules for how these products get labeled. Lab-grown, gassed bright red, imported and relabeled Product of USA: the label is the last place you’ll find the truth. Check your meat to see who really owns it and what’s actually in it on the Oasis app
Lab-grown meat is now federally cleared to sell in the US, and the people funding it are the last ones you’d expect. This is meat grown from animal cells in steel tanks. No farm. No slaughter. So who’s behind it? Bill Gates is on the cap table. Jeff Bezos’s Earth Fund has committed $100 million to alternative protein. And it isn’t just tech billionaires. Cargill and Tyson, two of the four meatpackers that already control most of America’s beef and chicken, have invested too. The same companies running industrial feedlots are quietly betting on the thing meant to replace them. Here’s where it gets strange. Seven states (Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Texas, and Indiana) have banned or paused lab-grown meat to protect conventional agriculture. In Florida, selling it is a crime: up to 60 days in jail and a $500 fine. They banned a product that’s barely on the market, one that’s only been served at a handful of restaurants, never a grocery shelf. That’s expected to change. Companies are racing to scale up and reach grocery shelves within the next couple of years, so the meat you’ve never heard of could soon be sitting next to the real thing. And when it lands, they won’t call it lab-grown. On the label it becomes cell-cultivated, and the USDA still hasn’t finalized the rules for how these products get labeled. Lab-grown, gassed bright red, imported and relabeled Product of USA: the label is the last place you’ll find the truth. Check your meat to see who really owns it and what’s actually in it on the Oasis app

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