Interstate meat sales: what the September 4 executive order means for processors
The September 4 order directs USDA to expand access to existing interstate pathways, including CIS. Here’s what processors should know now and how to assess readiness.
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The September 4 order directs USDA to expand access to existing interstate pathways, including CIS. Here’s what processors should know now and how to assess readiness.
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