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Texas · 89th Legislature Regular Session

SB122 Relating to required labeling of certain products containing or derived from aborted human fetal tissue.

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Abortion personhood ivfAI label

Restricts abortion access model confidence 80%

Defines 'human fetal tissue' as tissue from an 'aborted unborn child' and requires labeling of products containing, manufactured using, or derived from it (including fetal cell lines), which treats the fetus as a distinct human entity from conception onward.

"Human fetal tissue" means tissue, cells, including cells from fetal cell lines, or organs obtained or originally derived from an aborted unborn child.

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Abortion otherAI label

Restricts abortion access model confidence 70%

Requires labeling of food, medical, and cosmetic products containing or derived from aborted fetal tissue (including cell lines), imposing new regulatory requirements on their sale, dispensation, or administration.

A person may not sell in this state a fetal tissue food product unless the product is clearly and conspicuously labeled in accordance with department rules.

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  1. Filed (completed)
  2. Committee
  3. Passed one chamber
  4. Passed both
  5. Governor
  6. Law

Status: Died (session ended)

Last action
2025-02-03: Referred to Health & Human Services
Filed
2024-11-12
Committee
Health & Human Services
Sponsor
Bob Hall R

Why the model tagged it this way: The bill substantively addresses abortion by defining fetal tissue in terms of an 'aborted unborn child' (personhood effect) and by imposing labeling mandates on products derived from it, which restricts access and use by adding regulatory barriers and signaling moral opposition to such research and products. No other listed topics are substantively addressed.

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History (4 actions)
DateChamberAction
2025-02-03SReferred to Health & Human Services
2025-02-03SRead first time
2024-11-12SFiled
2024-11-12SReceived by the Secretary of the Senate