CO HB1102

Defines food as misbranded if labeled as "meat" or a cut of meat without being primarily derived from livestock as defined in Colorado law.

Requires cultured or lab-grown meat to include the terms "lab-grown" or "artificially cultured" as modifiers on all meat-related descriptions on labeling and packaging.

Classifies cultured meat as misbranded if most cells were not grown within the physical body of living livestock and lacks required labeling modifiers.

Takes effect 90 days after final adjournment of the 2019 general assembly (August 2, 2019) unless subject to referendum petition, in which case requires voter approval in November 2020.

Applies to all food labeled or packaged on or after the effective date of the act.