Joseph Mendelson

Legal Director of the Center for Food Safety

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Legal Director of the Center for Food Safety, based in Washington, DC

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Recent reports of chemical and biological contamination have raised troubling questions about food safety in the globalized economy.

How Safe Is America's Food Supply?

Recent reports of chemical and biological contamination have raised troubling questions about food safety in the globalized economy.

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