Bill Gates Launches ‘Maggot Milk’ to Feed General Public

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The content and restrictions of these laws vary widely. Some statutes permit “qualified labels” that either include “plant-based,” “vegan,” or other language indicating that the food is plant-based on the packaging “prominently” or “conspicuously.”[33] Other states, like Arkansas, prohibit alternative meat products from “misrepresenting” or using any language that is associated with meat-based products.[34] Using terms such as “burger,” “bacon,” or “deli slices” for plant-based products, for example, would not be permitted in these states. Some states have since issued regulations that would permit this type of language so long as the label includes clear qualifying language.[35] Missouri has even criminalized labeling foods as meat when the product does not come from animals; a violation of its labeling law is a Class A misdemeanor.[36]