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Do the United States’ Food Labeling Laws, Specifically Those Regarding Pork, Violate International Law?
Document Type
Blog Post
Publication Date
10-26-2009
Repository Citation
Boggs, Erin, "Do the United States’ Food Labeling Laws, Specifically Those Regarding Pork, Violate International Law?" (2009). KJEANRL Blog. 75.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/law_kjeanrlblog/75
Do the United States’ Food Labeling Laws, specifically those regarding Pork, violate International Law_ — Kentucky Journal of Equine, Agriculture, & Natural Resources Law.pdf (143 kB)
Do the United States’ Food Labeling Laws, Specifically Those Regarding Pork, Violate International Law?
Do the United States’ Food Labeling Laws, Specifically Those Regarding Pork, Violate International Law?
Notes/Citation Information
Erin Boggs, Do the United States’ Food Labeling Laws, Specifically Those Regarding Pork, Violate International Law?, The KJEANRL Blog (October 26, 2009), https://perma.cc/JE3T-SAXH.