Steakholder Foods launches 3D-printed synthetic salmon in US groceries amid Oklahoma labeling law
Key claims
- Israeli company Steakholder Foods' 3D-printed plant-based salmon products contain potentially hazardous untested additives like FGF2 and are restricted by Oklahoma's November 2025 law.
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- /pol/544284713 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 69 replies Israeli firm Steakholder Foods' 3D-printed salmon is entering US supermarkets without federal labeling requirements.
- /pol/544250519 ↗ live · archive alarmed breaking 44 replies Israeli company Steakholder Foods' 3D-printed plant-based salmon products contain potentially hazardous untested additives like FGF2 and are restricted by Oklahoma's November 2025 law.
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