Allow state-inspected meat to be sold across state lines
What the document says“Promote legislation that would allow state-inspected meat to be sold in interstate commerce.”
The chapter notes that states with department-approved inspection programs must meet and enforce requirements at least equal to those under the federal meat and poultry inspection laws, and says the barriers to selling their meat across state lines should be removed.
What the document actually says“Promote legislation that would allow state-inspected meat to be sold in interstate commerce.”
Let meat checked by a state be sold in other states too.
Meat must be checked before sale. Some states run their own checks. That meat cannot cross state lines. The book says it should be allowed to.
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