Regulate imitation meat and egg products
Ohio establishes labeling and manufacturing standards for imitation meat and egg products, requiring clear disclosure to distinguish plant-based and lab-grown alternatives from conventional animal products.
Ohio establishes labeling and manufacturing standards for imitation meat and egg products, requiring clear disclosure to distinguish plant-based and lab-grown alternatives from conventional animal products.
HB 10 establishes regulatory standards and labeling requirements for imitation meat and egg products sold in Ohio. The bill defines what can be marketed as meat or egg alternatives and sets forth manufacturing, packaging, and disclosure requirements for these products.
As plant-based and lab-grown protein alternatives grow in market share, states are beginning to regulate how these products are labeled and marketed. Ohio's approach will affect food manufacturers, retailers, and consumers by clarifying what terminology is permitted on packaging and potentially influencing product availability and pricing in the state.
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