California Pork Regulations - Delayed Until August, Till Around Now

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The us. Supreme court has taken up a challenge to a similar law in california, which is called proposition 12. A district judge agreed with a coalition of restaurant associations and the n p pc to delay the imposition of question three until 30 days after the supreme court decides on that case. The president of the national pork producers council hailed it as a victory for pork farmers.

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