MS SB2638

Adds a definition for "cell-cultured dairy product" (products derived from animal cells cultured outside a live animal intended to replicate or substitute for milk) to Mississippi's meat labeling laws

Prohibits the manufacture, sale, or offering for sale of cell-cultured dairy products in Mississippi

Expands the Department of Agriculture's authority to inspect food processing plants, retail establishments, and food establishments based on credible complaints of misbranded meat products

Establishes civil penalties of up to $500 per day for violations, with a maximum of $10,000 for violations arising from the same transaction or occurrence, with collected penalties deposited for the department's use

Requires the Attorney General to enforce stop orders or embargo orders upon notification from the department; if declined, the department may hire outside counsel with fees reimbursable through deficit appropriation