US House Rejects UN Meat Consumption Reduction Recommendations
This US House of Representatives resolution opposes United Nations recommendations to reduce meat consumption. It highlights the importance of meat production for the US economy and food security, and rejects the use of federal resources to support such efforts. This means the US government will not actively promote reduced meat consumption among its citizens.
Key points
The US House of Representatives recognizes the importance of meat and livestock production to the US economy.
The resolution disapproves of UN recommendations to reduce meat consumption.
It opposes the use of federal resources to support attempts to reduce meat consumption.
Status:
Expired
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