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craiczarry

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Why does the U.S. government have at least fifteen agencies that regulate food?
◦ Food can be regulated more efficiently when many agencies are involved in completing the task.
◦ The systems for producing food are so complex that it would be nearly impossible to regulate food production without using so many agencies.
◦ Congress created the system in a piecemeal fashion without concern for how the system works as a whole.
◦ The U.S. government is committed to inspecting all food before it reaches the consumer-a gargantuan task that requires many agencies to complete.
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