Food and Energy Security Act Law and Legal Definition
Food and Energy security Act (“Act”) of 2007 is an Act that extends and revises agricultural related programs. This Act covers matters like:
1. commodities;
2. sugar;
3. dairy;
4. conservation;
5. exports and trade assistance;
6. food stamps and nutrition;
7. agricultural credit;
8. rural development;
9. rural electrification;
10. agricultural research;
11. forestry;
12. energy;
13. specialty crops; and
14. livestock.
This is a controversial Act for the reason that the Act was passed by the houses after overriding the President’s veto.
Legal Definition list
- Food and Drug Law
- Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act
- Food and Drug Administration
- Food and Agricultural Sciences
- Food Additive
- Food and Energy Security Act
- Food and Nutrition Service [FNS]
- Food Assistance for Disaster Relief
- Food Bank
- Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations [FDPIR]
- Food Hazard [Food and Drugs]
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