GMA Opposes Food Safety User Fees, Country-Of-Origin Labels
This article was originally published in The Tan Sheet
Executive Summary
Placing "unworkable" restrictions on food imports and requiring country-of-origin labeling for food products are two of five food safety proposals the Grocery Manufacturers Association opposes, according to GMA Senior VP and Chief Science and Regulatory Officer Robert Brackett
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