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UK first country in Europe to approve sale of meat grown in a laboratory.
Lab grown meat is available in Singapore , Israel and the US .
Campaign grew out of successful effort to have lab-grown meat banned in Italy .
Campaign capitalised on farming community’s anger over rising costs and green targets.
Risner , a postdoctoral researcher at UC Davis , insists cell-based meat is “not as environmentally friendly as the industry says it is” His research, however, is disputed.
In November 2023 , Italy became the first country in the world to ban cultivated meats entirely.
A series of amendments critical of the products and the EU ’s regulatory framework were tabled by MEPs linked to Farm Europe .
Dacian Ciolos , a Romanian MEP and former EU agriculture commissioner, was one of the MEPs raising these concerns.
Farm Europe argued that “the risks [of cellular meat] are clearly closer to the pharmaceutical world than food products”.
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