FDA to OK Sale of Food from Cloned Livestock

Cloned meat may soon be in your grocery stores. According to the Wall Street Journal, as early as next week, the FDA may give word that food products from cloned animals are okie dokie for human consumption.

Cloning companies are cheering, consumer groups and the European Union are booing and the cows, well the cows are mooing. I had to say it.

Because cloning is so expensive, most of the cloned animals will be used for breeding and it will likely be a couple of years before their offspring start showing up prepackaged and ready to go.

That makes me feel better. Going vegan is starting to look more and more attractive.

What do you all think? Would you eat products from cloned animals or the offspring of cloned animals?

Posted by Terreece Clarke on Sunday, January 6th, 2008 at 12:28 am and is filed under Health.
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Tags: cloned meat, cloning, FDA
Posted in: Health