[throwaway192874]

This is an incredibly unconvincing article that flat out misrepresents facts or didn't do enough research to actually understand what happened.

Most of it complains saying that Impossible Foods went to market without being approved by the FDA and implies it's unsafe, but that seems to be literally 100% false and completely misrepresents the facts from my basic research on it.

They received FDA approval in Oct 2019 [0]. The Center for Food Safety filed a lawsuit against _the FDA and Impossible Foods_ later that year saying they didn't think a strong enough standard for approval was done. Earlier this year, the court ruled in favor of the FDA and said they did have enough reason to believe it was safe. [1]

[0]: https://impossiblefoods.com/media/news-releases/2019/07/fda-...

[1]: https://www.theverge.com/2021/5/3/22418036/impossible-foods-...

I had some more written about this but it doesn't even explain the method it claims is better, provides no scientific evidence for them, and ends by saying things like "WILL NOT SAVE US" and "NOT MORE HUMANE" bold and in caps. You can make up your own mind on how trustworthy this is.