USDA, Codex, meet in Surfers’ Paradise to Strengthen Animal Identification Trace-back
Animal identification scheme mandatory world-wide
By Henry Lamb —— Bio and Archives--November 26, 2007
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Staffers from the USDA will travel to Surfers’ Paradise in Queensland, Australia, to participate in a meeting of the Codex Alimentarius, November 26 - 30. Why? To continue developing international rules and regulations that govern what you eat.
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