Given the U.S. Department of Agriculture's recent expansion of the type of meat and poultry labels that may be generically approved, it's even more important that companies know what category ...

The agency will look to revise its guidelines for meat producers. The seal of approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture on meat and poultry you see at the grocery store may soon carry more ...

The two companies currently allowed to sell "lab-grown" meat in the U.S. were both required to have labels approved by the Department of Agriculture. The products will carry a "cell-cultivated" label.

However, it does require producers to submit animal-raising and sustainability label claims for approval and is supposed to prohibit false or misleading claims. No USDA inspector, however, visits ...

The UPSIDE Foods team and Good Meat have now achieved all three key regulatory milestones: A "No Questions" Letter from the FDA, a USDA Label Approval, and the USDA Grant of Inspection.

For fruits, vegetables and other agricultural products to be certified organic by the USDA ... similar types of labels, companies have to go through the FSIS’s regular approval process.

(Reuters) -California's Upside Foods said on Wednesday it received regulatory approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for the label on its cell-cultivated chicken, making it the second ...

The USDA must approve all animal welfare claims on meat and poultry labels before products can be sold. But unlike "organic" claims, which are verified in person by government regulators ...

For the past decade, we have pressured the department to improve its process for approving animal-raising claims—releasing reports in 2014, 2016, 2019, and 2023 critical of the USDA’s approval of meat ...