CHEYENNE — A House committee has advanced a bill that would require retailers and wholesalers to mark beef with its country of origin if the beef is from the United States or more than one country.
However, it’s unknown how the law would be enforced, if the law would violate federal regulations and if the beef industry would be able to comply.
Still, supporters of House Bill 198 said it would help consumers identify where their food comes from, and a majority of House Agriculture Committee members voted in favor of sending it to the full House of Representatives.
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