The clearance is only for one provider and isn't a full approval to sell the product in the market.
The Food and Drug Administration in the U.S. has now cleared cultivated meat for human consumption, a
When the cells reach a certain age and form, they are harvested to make meat products for consumption. Unlike, which are sourced from plant components and made to appear and feel like real meat, cultured meat is 100 percent animal tissue but without having to grow the animal completely and slaughtering involved.
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