With the U.S. House of Representatives in recess and a repeal of Country-of-Origin Labeling (COOL) attached to a highway bill in the U.S. Senate but facing unified Democratic opposition and the support of a few Republicans, it is looking increasingly unlikely that any COOL legislation will see action before the end of the summer congressional recess.
US Country-of-Origin-Labeling: The political haggling continues
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