USDA Approves 'Lab-Grown' Meat , for US Consumption.<br />GOOD Meat and UPSIDE Foods each <br />received FDA approval on June 21 to sell their "cultivated" chicken products, Fox Business reports.<br />The companies' products are grown from animal cells in a lab, bypassing the need to raise and slaughter chickens.<br />Proponents say that in addition to addressing animal cruelty, the method can help to cut down on greenhouse gasses, which experts say contribute to global warming.<br />Instead of all of that land and all of that water that's used to feed all of these animals that are slaughtered, we can do it in a different way, Josh Tetrick, Eat Just co-founder and CEO, via statement.<br />GOOD Meat is real meat, made without tearing down a forest or taking a life. We’re the first and only company in the world to sell cultivated meat made from cells instead of slaughtered animals, Josh Tetrick, Eat Just co-founder and CEO, via statement.<br />GOOD Meat's product is <br />already being sold in Singapore.<br />If you're interested in trying <br />lab-grown chicken, you won't be able <br />to buy it in grocery stores just yet.<br />The companies will first test their <br />products at select restaurants.<br />UPSIDE's product will be used by <br />Michelin-star chef Dominique Crenn <br />at Bar Crenn in San Francisco.<br />GOOD Meat is working with <br />celebrity chef José Andrés
