Excerpt from Marketing Activities, Vol. 4: February, 1941
With the marketing of farm products now largely on a national basis, local or State standards and local or exclusively State inspection agencies cannot provide the degree of uniformity needed for transactions in interstate and foreign commerce Therefore, if uniform standards are to be established, they must be developed and maintained by a recognized agency in position to consider the problem from a national point of View An agency of the Federal Government, operating in close cooperation with State agencies and other interested groups, can best perform these services.
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