Food freedom

Prohibits the sale of lab-grown meat in Montana. CODR supports honest food labeling but watches outright bans that limit food choice.

Provides an option for raw milk consumption. In the House Rules Committee. Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from farmers they trust.

Addresses misbranding of cell-cultured meat. Referred to the House Commerce Committee. Consumers deserve to know whether their meat was grown in a lab.

Modifies provisions relating to the integrity of food products. The bill was withdrawn. Families deserve honest labeling about what is in their food, and CODR is watching how this measure would affect food choice.

Authorizes the sale of raw milk to individual consumers and sets labeling requirements. Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from farmers they trust.

Creates the Mississippi On-Farm Sales and Food Freedom Act, barring local governments from regulating certain farm practices on private property or restricting direct producer-to-consumer sales of unprocessed farm products. Farmers and neighbors should be free to buy and sell food directly without needless local restrictions.

Would authorize sales of unpasteurized milk. Families should be free to buy raw milk directly from the farmers they trust.

Would create a microenterprise home kitchen operation license. Home cooks should be able to sell meals to their neighbors without costly commercial kitchens.

Would define cell-cultured food and require labels identifying products that contain it. Families deserve to know whether the food they buy was grown in a lab.

Relates to licensing home kitchens to promote economic opportunity. Home cooks should be able to earn a living selling food to their neighbors.