House resolution supports National Dairy Month, what it means for milk and farms
House resolution from June 2009 supporting National Dairy Month is symbolic, touches dairy farms and logistics, but creates no law or funding.
By Foodie Pundit Newsroom - Published - Section: Policy Regulation
Key points
- It is a House resolution supporting National Dairy Month filed in early June 2009.
- The sponsor is Rep. Joe Courtney of Connecticut and the measure was sent to the House Agriculture Committee.
- It is symbolic, not a law, and the record shows no new money or regulatory changes.
- The measure touches dairy production and transport conceptually, but any supply chain effects would be indirect.
- The record sets no next date for committee action or a floor vote, so this is mostly a public recognition.
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