Lab-grown meat is produced by culturing animal cells and could serve as an alternative to traditional livestock farming. Proponents argue that it can reduce environmental impact and animal suffering, and improve food security. Opponents argue that it may face public resistance and unknown long-term health effects.
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When scientific understanding and the financial viability of such a system improves, I am in support of lab grown meat.
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Yes, but make sure packaging or adverts and pages also show risks and possible health effects. Like a new allergy information box.
Only if extensive research and long term studies are done in order to show the effects on health long term
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Yes, but continue to promote British farmers and their businesses. This should only account for maximum 20% of the meat industry.
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Yes, but label the products clearly to show they are lab grown. Also highlight any possible problems/side effects
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It should be commercially tested under strict government regulation but never as an obligatory alternative
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Yes, only if it is better for the environment that rearing animals for meat, and the packaging is clearly labelled as lab grown meat.
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yes unless the meat is 100% beautifully tasting then yeah but if they can't figure it out then find another way of sustaining the food source without killing animals
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Support for British Farmers and introducing organic products from farmers at a rate that supports both farmers and improves the produce accessibility and understanding to the general public. There is nothing wrong with lab-grown meat, it just takes away from the subsidies that farmers NEED!
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Yes. However this depends on the definition and methodology of the 'commercialization' part of this question.
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