MS HB1153

Prohibits the manufacture, sale, or offering for sale of cell-cultured dairy products (milk substitutes derived from animal cells cultured outside a live animal) in Mississippi

Requires food products containing manufactured-protein (cultivated, insect, or plant-based) to include conspicuous qualifying terms like "lab-grown," "plant-based," or "meatless" near any meat-related terms on labels to avoid misbranding violations

Establishes civil penalties of up to $500 per day for violations, with a maximum cap of $10,000 for violations arising from the same transaction or occurrence

Mandates that state universities, community colleges, and public schools adopt procurement policies preventing purchase of misbranded or cultivated-protein food products

Requires retailers, food service establishments, distributors, and wholesalers to clearly disclose at the point of sale whether products are authentic meat or non-meat alternatives through labels, menu notations, or signage