On the recordDecember 6, 2016
Both the FDA and the General Accountability Office agree that there is no food safety justification for this regulatory divide.
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congress.govJoe Pitts: “Both the FDA and the General Accountability Office agree that there is no food safety justification for this regulatory…”
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Pitts cites FDA and GAO agreement on the lack of justification for catfish regulation.
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