Fun news today in the federal regulatory state:
Today, DHHS will publish its final ruling on the definition of the term “French Dressing.”
In a 14-page draft document, they say they plan to follow the Association for Dressings and Sauces’s advice to drop the legal definition.
Today, DHHS will publish its final ruling on the definition of the term “French Dressing.”
In a 14-page draft document, they say they plan to follow the Association for Dressings and Sauces’s advice to drop the legal definition.
According to their economic analysis, the federal government reforming the definition of “French Dressing” is not expected to have an impact on the economy.
The “227 distinct pourable products sold as ‘French dressing’” will not have to rename.
federalregister.gov/public-inspect…
The “227 distinct pourable products sold as ‘French dressing’” will not have to rename.
federalregister.gov/public-inspect…
The DHHS also evaluated that changing the definition of “French dressing” is not expected to:
-Cause measurable environmental impact
-Alter federalism by changing the relationship between national government and the states
-Affect tribal governments
public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2022-00494.pdf
-Cause measurable environmental impact
-Alter federalism by changing the relationship between national government and the states
-Affect tribal governments
public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2022-00494.pdf
This is what the Federal Register currently displays.
The above tweets show the unpublished 14-page French Dressing reform document, but the final version is expected to be posted later today.
Keep smashing the refresh button on that page, salad fans.
federalregister.gov/public-inspect…
The above tweets show the unpublished 14-page French Dressing reform document, but the final version is expected to be posted later today.
Keep smashing the refresh button on that page, salad fans.
federalregister.gov/public-inspect…
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