Trade groups push for repeal of U.S. meat-origin labels

Two major trade groups, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers, told lawmakers that repeal is the only option available in a losing battle over the so-called country of origin labeling (COOL)  law. The World Trade Organization has ruled three times against COOL, which requires labels on packages of beef, chicken… » Read More

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