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This isn't simply another cultivated foods application. It's another validation Australia's regulatory system is becoming capable of processing an emerging category of food manufacturing. The conversation is shifting from "Can cultivated meat be regulated?" to "Which company will be next?"

France’s GOURMEY has taken a decisive regulatory leap by filing Application A1341 with FSANZ for its cell cultivated duck biomass. The regulator’s choice to assess it via the General (Level 5) route, rather than the lengthy Major Procedure, compresses approval to roughly 10 months and requires only one round of consultation. That’s the clearest signal yet that FSANZ sees cultivated meat as a manageable food-safety challenge, not an existential threat.