Regulation overhaul for genetically modified food, cultured meat


Trish Everingham
Contributor

Australia’s food standards regulator has simultaneously overhauled the definition of genetically modified food while approving the first cultured meat product for sale in Australia and New Zealand, marking a regulatory milestone for the emerging FoodTech sector.

Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ) has moved to tighten the definition of genetically modified (GM) food under its long-running Proposal P1055 to “reflect the latest science and will provide greater clarity for industry, …

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