On the recordMarch 25, 2004
To deny country of origin labeling to America's consumers and producers is unacceptable; for USDA to remain evasive and unresponsive in attending to this issue is inexcusable.
Tom Harkin: “To deny country of origin labeling to America's consumers and producers is unacceptable; for USDA to remain evasive and…”
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Harkin criticizes USDA's handling of country of origin labeling.
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