the secretary of agriculture was put in charge of enforcing the meat inspection act.
the secretary of agriculture was put in charge of enforcing the meat inspection act.
who was put in charge of enforcing the meat inspection act?
the secretary of agriculture
bullet::::- december 15 – president johnson signs h.r. 12144 into law in the east room. the legislation is an amendment to the federal meat inspection act and is said by president johnson to include giving the state two years "to develop a meat inspection program that is equally as good as" that of the federal government, offering "the states federal help to set up those inspection systems", raising "the quality standards for all imported meats", and giving "the secretary of agriculture – for the first time – the power to inspect state plants."
timeline of the lyndon b. johnson presidency (1967)
section::::federal meat inspection act and the poultry products inspection act.









































the federal meat inspection act and the poultry products inspection act of 1957 contain similar provisions for meat and poultry products. [21 u.s.c. § 453(g), 601(m).









































section::::federal meat inspection act and the poultry products inspection act.:poisonous or deleterious substances.
adulterated food