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Rule 1 Jul 2025 agriculture, regulatory compliance, usda, food safety, food additives, meat inspection, poultry and poultry products, food packaging, bacon

🥓Implications of Removing Pumped Bacon Sampling Regulations

FSIS is amending the Federal meat inspection regulations to remove the provisions providing for FSIS' sampling and testing of pumped bacon for nitrosamines. FSIS stopped sampling for nitrosamines in 1998.

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Rule 26 Jun 2025 agriculture, regulatory compliance, usda, transportation, administrative practice and procedure, reporting and recordkeeping requirements, intergovernmental relations, food safety, exports, laboratories, food additives, fish, food grades and standards, signs and symbols, seafood, meat inspection, oils and fats, poultry and poultry products, poultry inspection, food packaging

🍗USDA Updates State Meat and Poultry Inspection Program Lists

FSIS is amending the Federal meat and poultry products inspection regulations to remove its lists of states that do not operate their own meat or poultry inspection (MPI) programs that are "at least equal to" FSIS' Federal inspection programs and have therefore been designated for FSIS' Federal inspection. FSIS is also amending the regulations to remove or revise related cross references to the lists. Going forward, FSIS will maintain lists of states with and without MPI programs on its website to ensure that the public has accurate and timely access to information about State and Federal inspection programs.

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Proposed Rule 20 Jun 2025 compliance, agriculture, usda, regulation, imports, reporting and recordkeeping requirements, animal health, animal diseases, livestock, horse importation, poultry and poultry products

🐴Proposed Regulation Changes for Horse Importation Requirements

We are proposing to remove the requirement that horses offered for importation to the United States be accompanied by documentation of pre-export examination occurring within 48 hours of departure from the port of embarkation endorsed by a salaried veterinary medical officer. We have found that logistical barriers prevent affected parties from meeting this requirement at this time, and that the other requirements of the regulations are sufficient to ensure that imported horses are free of diseases and pests of livestock.

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