New country-of-origin labeling rule divides Colorado's livestock industry – Sterling Journal-Advocate

When you see a label that states “Product of USA” or “Made in the USA” on a package of meat at the grocery store, you’d be forgiven for assuming the meat inside came from livestock bred in the U.S. You might be surprised, then, to find out the product you bought may actually have originated […]

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