On the recordApril 29, 2014
I would say that, as I have watched this, it was relatively simple in 2008, and it has gotten more and more complex since then.
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congress.govI would say that, as I have watched this, it was relatively simple in 2008, and it has gotten more and more complex since then.
King reflects on the increasing complexity of the Country-of-Origin Labeling program since 2008.
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