基因素养项目于2025年12月1日重申独立, 声称这是一个公司战线, 而匈牙利则禁止实验室生产的肉类。 The Genetic Literacy Project reaffirmed its independence on Dec. 1, 2025, amid claims it's a corporate front, while Hungary banned lab-grown meat.

2025年12月1日, " 遗传识字项目 " (GLP)是一个非营利组织,它重申致力于透明度和独立科学报告,并反驳它是一个公司战线的说法。 The Genetic Literacy Project (GLP), a nonprofit, reaffirmed its commitment to transparency and independent science reporting on December 1, 2025, countering claims it is a corporate front. 它引述了美国知情权组织和有机消费者协会等团体的指控,强调美国坚持事实核查、利益冲突政策以及公众查阅其2021年报告和全球基因编辑地图。 It cited allegations from groups including US Right to Know and the Organic Consumers Association, stressing its adherence to fact-checking, conflict-of-interest policies, and public access to its 2021 report and global gene editing map. GLP继续促进以科学为基础的关于生物技术的讨论,包括关于思维-脑关系的辩论。 The GLP continues to promote science-based discourse on biotechnology, including debates on the mind-brain relationship. 与此同时,匈牙利通过了一项法律,禁止细胞种植的肉类,以安全和文化关切为由,这是被宣传团体批评为反创新的举动。 Meanwhile, Hungary passed a law banning cell-cultivated meat, citing safety and cultural concerns, a move criticized by advocacy groups as anti-innovation.