On the recordDecember 6, 2016
Explicitly creating a program exclusively for catfish seems to be unnecessary, and it directs resources away from high-risk foods.
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congress.govExplicitly creating a program exclusively for catfish seems to be unnecessary, and it directs resources away from high-risk foods.
Pitts argues against the necessity of the catfish inspection program.
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