Pennsylvania HB2139 amends food protection laws to define and prohibit cell-cultured protein sales.
Pennsylvania HB2139 amends the state's food protection laws by adding a definition for "cell-cultured protein," a product made for human consumption from cell culture or DNA of animals. The bill also prohibits the manufacturing, selling, delivering, holding, or offering for sale of cell-cultured protein. This change aims to regulate the sale of products derived from animal cells grown outside the animal body.
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