Like a bunch of lawyers rejiggering rules for Monopoly with total disregard for real world impacts on real businesses, at first glance it looks like the U.S. government’s response to the WTO ruling on mCOOL is just a costly farce. Rather than fix or remove the legislation that was declared illegal under the WTO rules and which we warned was expensive, onerous, unnecessary, little wanted by consumers and truly a trade barrier damaging to American consumers, the government is playing with the rules on our side of the border. The proposed rules would ram more segregation, more labeling, more expense and more confusion on American meat producers and consumers.
More details later but it appears at first glance like the government has taken a bad situation and figured out how to make it worse.
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U.S. Government Continues Its War on Beef Industry Trade
Like a bunch of lawyers rejiggering rules for Monopoly with total disregard for real world impacts on real businesses, at first glance it looks like the U.S. government’s response to the WTO ruling on mCOOL is just a costly farce. Rather than fix or remove the legislation that was declared illegal under the WTO rules and which we warned was expensive, onerous, unnecessary, little wanted by consumers and truly a trade barrier damaging to American consumers, the government is playing with the rules on our side of the border. The proposed rules would ram more segregation, more labeling, more expense and more confusion on American meat producers and consumers.
More details later but it appears at first glance like the government has taken a bad situation and figured out how to make it worse.
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