Page 3 of articles about legislation

The National Pork Producers Council argues that Proposition 12 violates the U.S. Constitution’s Commerce Clause.

Argentina is one of the leading exporters of these commodities.

The Italian Council of Ministers has approved a decree-law with urgent measures to curb the spread of African swine fever in the territory.

Prop 12 will not go into force until the state finalizes regulations.

A trial will allow participating swine slaughter establishments to operate at an increased line speed.

An interim report has been published on the state of the transposition and implementation of the Unfair Trading Practices Directive.

The Chief Veterinary Inspectorate announced that inspections of slaughterhouses will intensify.

Caged animal farming could be phased out in the European Union by 2027, say MEPs

Reducing tail docking in pigs is on the agenda for Ireland's first over-arching Animal Welfare Strategy.

Tax on wheat, barley, and maize exports seeks to halt a sustained upward trend in domestic prices for food staples.

New law protects public safety and the food supply. The Act protects farmers, the agri-food sector, and livestock transport drivers from the impacts of trespassing.

The High Court declared regulations and minimum standards regarding farrowing crates and mating stalls unlawful and invalid.

Legislation setting out how farmers and land managers in England will be rewarded in future with public money for “public goods” passes into law.