The prohibited administration of a vaccine containing mRNA material to certain animals intended for human consumption

TX HB3465 is a proposed law that aims to ban the use of vaccines containing mRNA technology on certain animals that are raised for human consumption. This means that farmers would not be allowed to vaccinate these animals with mRNA vaccines, which are commonly used for some diseases. The bill is intended to address concerns about the safety and impact of such vaccines on food supply.

Supporters of TX HB3465 argue that the bill is a necessary measure to protect public health and ensure food safety. They believe that prohibiting mRNA vaccines in livestock will help maintain consumer confidence in the food supply and prevent potential risks associated with new vaccine technologies.

Critics of TX HB3465 contend that the bill may hinder animal health and welfare by limiting vaccination options that could prevent diseases in livestock. They argue that the ban on mRNA vaccines could lead to increased risks of disease outbreaks among animals, ultimately threatening food security and public health.