(Dallas Express)—Gov. Greg Abbott signed a bill temporarily banning the sale of lab-grown meat in the state of Texas.
Abbott signed Senate Bill 261 on June 20, banning the sale of lab-grown meat for human consumption. The bill takes effect for two years starting September 1, and sets forth “criminal and civil penalties” for violating the law.
“Governor Abbott signed SB 261 into law to protect Texas’ thriving cattle industry and consumers while simultaneously providing time for further research into cell-cultured protein technologies,” said Press Secretary Andrew Mahaleris in a statement to The Dallas Express.
The bill says offering “cell-cultured protein” for sale, or selling it for human consumption, is “unlawful and prohibited” in the state. This section expires September 1, 2027.
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller applauded the move on June 26, saying it would protect “ranchers, producers, and consumers” in the state.
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