FOOD SAFETY REGULATION:Reforming the Delaney Clause¶
Merrill. (1997). FOOD SAFETY REGULATION:Reforming the Delaney Clause. Annual Review of Public Health.
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- Policy scholars have long cited it as a case where the political appeal of a "zero-risk" guarantee commanded support out of proportion to the expected harm actually removed, and it was eventually softened by the 1996 Food Quality Protection Act.
This sourceA review of the two-decade congressional debate over the Delaney Clause and its resolution by the first significant food-safety legislation in a generation.
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“In the closing months of the 104th Congress, both parties finally agreed on the first significant legislative change in over a generation”
- Policy scholars have long cited it as a case where the political appeal of a "zero-risk" guarantee commanded support out of proportion to the expected harm actually removed, and it was eventually softened by the 1996 Food Quality Protection Act.
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