Would you trust lab grown meat ?

[Spartacus]

BBC News - Lab-grown meat and insects 'good for planet and health'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-61182294

Whilst I get the environmental impact of changing from animal to lab grown meats, knowing how much rubbish* is added by the food industry to processed foods, could we trust them to supply lab grown meat without it being adulterated ?

* preservatives, hidden fats and sugars, colouring and flavouring

[KidKruger]

Naah, just eat vegetables if you?re gonna get into petri-dish meat.

[Nigello]

Of course I would. I doubt a new firm with an avowedly save the planet ethos would dodgeify their new products. I?d trust UK and European versions of such meat more than US or Asian ones simply because on the whole we have more stringent rules. I?m not a believer in making monsters out of new technology providers but I?m still cautious. I heard a vegan man who?d not had meat since 1971 day he?d eat this type of meat as it?s not causing harm to animals nor emitting lots of methane or carbon and not acting as a hothouse for future animal-to-human pathogens.

[SpringTime]

KidKruger Wrote:

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> Naah, just eat vegetables if you?re gonna get into

> petri-dish meat.

I agree. I'll just stick to vegetables and real (organic) meat, which is great.

[Nigello]

Even organic food creates methane, effluent, takes space and uses transport etc. Lab-lamb etc. wouldn?t have anywhere near as big a carbon/methane footprint.

[Angelina]

Seriously?

?Meat? grown from cells? Why bother. Just stop eating meat. Or dramatically cut down.