Michigan HB4076 prohibits labeling lab-grown meat as meat.
Michigan HB4076 amends the labeling requirements for meat products, specifically prohibiting the labeling of lab-grown meat as meat. The bill mandates that meat products must be identified by their common or usual name, and if no such name exists, by a descriptive name that accurately identifies the product. It also requires ingredient statements for products with more than one ingredient and mandates that meat products specifying one type of meat must be entirely from that species, while those specifying multiple types must contain at least 20% of each.
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