NE LB658

Requires manufactured-protein food products (plant-based, cell-cultivated, or insect-based) that use meat terms like "burger," "bacon," or "sausage" to include prominent qualifying terms such as "plant-based," "lab-grown," or "meatless" in close proximity on labels and advertisements

Defines "agricultural food animal" as domesticated cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, chickens, and turkeys, and establishes three categories of manufactured-protein products: cultivated-protein (cell-grown), insect-protein, and plant-protein

Mandates that manufactured-protein products sold at food establishments must be labeled and displayed clearly separate from actual meat products originating from slaughtered animals

Requires food establishments to store manufactured-protein products separately from animal-derived meat and use distinctive shelf tags to distinguish between the two categories

Grants the Nebraska Department of Agriculture authority to investigate complaints about misbranded or falsely advertised manufactured-protein food products, regardless of which agency handles routine food establishment inspections