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Regulatory complexity leads to challenges for cell-cultivated meat products

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By Allee Barton, Ryann Glenn, Gavi Kalaga
| Petfood Industry Verified
Cell-based meat is a complicated idea, leading to regulatory hold-ups and a patchwork of responses from state and country legislators. Subscribe to Magazine The regulatory environment for cell-cultivated meat in the U.S. remains marked by a complicated mix of federal and state rules.
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Supreme Court Rules on Religious Schools Case: Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue

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By John Borkowski, Aleks Ostojic Rushing, Allee Barton
| LexBlog
On June 30, 2020, the Supreme Court, in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue, ruled that states must allow religious schools to participate in programs that provide scholarships to students attending private schools. Background of Espinoza Case The Montana Legislature established a program that granted tax credits to people who donated to organizations that award scholarships for private school tuition.
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