UN report on safety of lab-grown meats cites Singapore, the only country selling them, as case study


Cell-cultured chicken kebab skewers can be bought at Huber’s Butchery in Dempsey. - PHOTO: GOOD MEAT via The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE, April 8 (The Straits Times/ANN): Singapore is the only country in the world where consumers can buy cell-cultured chicken, but how safe are such laboratory-grown meats for consumption?

Two United Nations (UN) agencies released a global report to address this issue, in efforts to bring more of such foods to the dining table and assure consumers that they are safe to eat.

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