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I'm worried that there might be regulatory hurdles. The article says: > nobody has to convince regulators that the foods are fit for human consumption, because
by rhn_mk1 5y ago
I'm worried that there might be regulatory hurdles. The article says:
> nobody has to convince regulators that the foods are fit for human consumption, because they are made using microorganisms and processes that are already “generally recognised as safe”.
But the only mention of the "food industry" is FDA, which is specific to the USA:
> When Perfect Day asked the FDA to approve its whey protein in 2020, the agency said yes right away.
- hannob 5y agoBut is a "real milk alternative" available in the US? Perfect Day seems to only sell ice cream. (I don't eat a lot of ice cream, but from what I can tell vegan ice cream alternatives are already pretty good. It's actual milk - and cheese - that are the challenge.)