WLF Web Seminar Delved Into Constitutional Problems with Forced Biotech Food Labeling
Issues:
Government Regulation
Yesterday’s Washington Legal Foundation Web Seminar program is available as an on-demand video file, indexed by speaker, in our Communications archive. Click on the title of the program below to access the program. The speakers’ Powerpoint presentations are below as well.
Mandatory Biotech Food Labeling in the States: Federal Constitutional & Legal Vulnerabilities
Sarah Roller, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP
Eric Lasker, Hollingsworth LLP
Roller & Lasker Powerpoint Presentation
WLF Reference Materials
Publications
- Mandated Biotech Food Labeling: A California Initiative By Lawyers And For Lawyers
- Would State-Mandated Labels For Biotech Foods Violate World Trade
Agreements? - “FOP” Food Labeling: The Energy Star® Model Raises First Amendment Concerns
- Federal Preemption And State Anti-“GM” Food Laws
- Federal Appeals Court Finds State Food Labeling Law Unconstitutional
Blog Posts
- Compelled Speech: Is California the Too Much Information State?
- Mandated Biotech Food Labeling Proposal: Regulate to Eliminate?
- Mandated “GMO Food” Disclosure: Labeling for Thee but Not for Me
- Shoddy Drafting or Part of the Plan?: The “Natural” Problem in California’s Biotech Food Labeling Initiative
- Anti-Biotech Food Activists’ Drive for Mandatory Labeling Takes Double Hit
Also visit WLF’s focused website dedicated to food and beverage legal policy issues, Eating Away Our Freedoms.org