The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved San-Francisco-based Wildtype to become the nation’s first company to sell lab-grown seafood. Wildtype cleared the pre-market safety assessment in ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Del. Scot Heckert, R-Wood, speaks before the House of Delegate Public Health Subcommittee on March 4, 2025. (Photo by Perry ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Wildtype / Maren Caruso When I read about the first lab-grown fish approved by the FDA for human consumption, I was intrigued. But ...

There's a new kind of salmon to try that you won't find in any of the world's oceans. In early June, Wildtype, a cell-cultivated seafood company, announced that it's officially on the menu at Kann, a ...

Imagine dining on salmon with no worries about mercury, toxic metals or plastics. Or concerns about dwindling fish stocks. Or, from a food safety viewpoint, about contamination from salmonella or ...

House Bill 163 would prohibit restaurants and grocery stores from labeling plant-based or lab-grown products as "meat." The bill defines "conventional meat" as food made from the carcass of animals, ...

There's an entirely new world of food developing right in front of us and it comes in the form of lab-grown meats. While we've already seen quite a few advancements in this field over the past couple ...

While a handful of states have banned the sale or production of lab-grown meat within their borders, the infant industry is still innovating. Cultivated salmon company Wildtype received approval from ...

The salmon cuts that grow in vats are not yet indistinguishable from the salmon caught in rivers and fisheries. They arrive in blocks that are a little too perfect. The orange and white stripes of the ...

Since September of last year, Texas has been entangled in some fishy business. Maybe even chick-anery.That's when the Texas Legislature and Gov. Greg Abbott passed Senate Bill 261, banning the ...

Purveyors of lab-produced poultry and synthesized salmon are a step closer to getting their products back into Texas. Federal Judge Alan Albright ruled two companies’ lawsuit against the state over ...