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Italy bans lab-grown meat in nod to farmers
(www.bbc.com)
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this post was submitted on 17 Nov 2023
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Til the next government, then it will be reversed.
Friendly reminder that the meat will still be sold, cause due to EU they canβt stop that, so the only thing this law does is to stop italian companies to enter the market. smort
Even importing and selling those products is illegal.
They can't do that, so they will get huge fines every day (for years) again or they will change this (which they will)
I hope this to happen but it won't.
trust the plan.
It will. National law cannot go against EU law (or the Common Market). Unless you mean that Italy's going to exit the EU for this.
Lab-grown meat won't available to the general retail market anytime soon, 15-20 years can pass before anything of what we're discussing about happens. I don't even expect society to exist in 20 years, let alone the EU... But let's wait and see. In any case the current government has plenty of time to destroy the country π