That's not the issue. Nowadays if you refer to "alternative meat", that means plant based meat substitutes 99% of the time.
So if they are banning and criminalizing "alternative meat", then the first assumption is that that they are banning the entire category, and therefore banning what is basically a bunch of common plant based foodstuffs mixed together in a particular way.
So if they are banning and criminalizing "alternative meat", then the first assumption is that that they are banning the entire category, and therefore banning what is basically a bunch of common plant based foodstuffs mixed together in a particular way.