Company Can’t Test for Mad Cow, Bureaucrats & Courts Say
Earlier, I and Alex Harris criticized the Agriculture Department for banning a company from testing for mad cow disease. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has now upheld that ban. Law Professor Jonathan Adler laments the unfortunate consequences of the ruling here. I earlier discussed how this ban may harm American exports and beef consumption here.
The court ruling came in the case of Creekstone Farms Premium Beef v. USDA
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