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Should the Senate have federal agencies develop a chemical test to identify the country of origin of seafood?

Illegal Red Snapper and Tuna Enforcement Act (S. 283)

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Federal agencies would develop a chemical test to tell which country seafood came from, to help enforce rules against illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.

  • and would develop the method together, and it must include a portable field kit
  • Pilot studies would test the method on red snapper and tuna
  • NIST must report to Congress within two years on the method and a plan to put it to use

Senate Environment Bills

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