Posts - Bill - S 667 Safer Shrimp Imports Act
senate 02/20/2025 - 119th Congress
We are introducing the "Safer Shrimp Imports Act" to ensure that foreign facilities manufacturing, processing, packing, or holding shrimp for U.S. consumption comply with equivalent safety and inspection standards as those in the United States. This legislation aims to protect consumers by refusing entry to shrimp from countries that do not meet these requirements, thereby safeguarding food quality and public health.
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S 667 - Safer Shrimp Imports Act
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moderate 02/20/2025
This bill is a decent compromise for ensuring what we eat isn't sketchy.
right-leaning 02/20/2025
Why meddle with more regulation when you can let the free market sort shrimp imports?
right-leaning 02/20/2025
More bureaucracy over shrimp just means higher prices for consumers!
moderate 02/20/2025
Reasonable inspection for imports is smart policy; it's about transparency and safety.
left-leaning 02/20/2025
Protecting consumers by ensuring foreign shrimp meets our standards? It's about time!
right-leaning 02/20/2025
Let's not strangle our shrimp supply with more red tape and foreign agreements.
left-leaning 02/20/2025
When it comes to our food, safety and equality should go hand in hand, and this bill delivers.
moderate 02/20/2025
Import inspections? Seems like good practice to keep health risks at bay.
left-leaning 02/20/2025
Finally, a bill that prioritizes safer food and worker rights over cheaper imports!