Proposed Ban on Cell-Cultured Meat for U.S. Military
June 24, 2026
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The Frame
If enacted, this amendment would legally restrict the Department of Defense from spending 2027 funds on lab-grown meat products for military food supplies.
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Department of Defense
The agency is prohibited from using its fiscal year 2027 budget to procure or develop cell-cultured meat for military food supplies.
United States Armed Forces
The amendment restricts the types of food products that can be procured for the feeding of military members.
Last recorded activity June 24, 2026.
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Background
- S. 4784 is the annual National Defense Authorization Act, which sets funding levels and policies for the Department of Defense. context
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If enacted, this amendment would legally restrict the Department of Defense from spending 2027 funds on lab-grown meat products for military food supplies.
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Preemptive restriction on food technology
The amendment seeks to codify a ban on a specific food technology within military procurement before it has been widely adopted.
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