Catfish industry wants USDA inspections
by Wally Northway
Published: July 27,2009
Tags: aquaculture, food inspections, food safety, goverment, imports
JACKSON — Because consumer confidence in safe and healthy seafood is critical, the U.S. farm-raised catfish industry maintains its support for USDA inspections. U.S. consumers currently believe that their seafood is subject to the same rigorous inspection standards as those imposed on meat and poultry products, but current FDA inspection programs are hardly adequate to [...]
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