Notice library
USDA and agriculture
8 notice types from this area, each with its deadline, response options, and sources.
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APHIS Plant Protection & Quarantine Violation Response
APHIS's Investigative and Enforcement Services publishes its own Enforcement Summaries documenting active, high-volume Plant Protection Act enforcement: in fiscal year 2024, APHIS opened...
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FSIS Humane Handling Suspension Response
FSIS actively publishes individual Humane Methods of Slaughter Act enforcement letters against named establishments, with a confirmed current example: a Notice of Intended Enforcement...
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USDA APHIS Animal Welfare Act Enforcement Response
USDA APHIS Animal Care enforces the Animal Welfare Act (7 U.S.C. ยง 2131 et seq.) against licensed commercial pet breeders (Class A), dealers (Class B), animal exhibitors, carriers, and...
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USDA FNS SNAP/EBT Retailer Trafficking Charge Letter Defense
The USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) Retailer Operations Division issues 'charge letters' to SNAP-authorized retailers when data analysis identifies transaction patterns consistent...
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USDA FSA National Appeals Division Farm Program Appeal
The USDA National Appeals Division is an independent entity that reports directly to the Secretary of Agriculture and is, by law, independent from direction and control of any USDA agency....
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USDA FSIS Noncompliance Record (NR) Appeal Navigator for Small Meat and Poultry Plants
All federally-inspected meat, poultry, and processed egg plants in the US operate under continuous USDA FSIS inspection. FSIS inspection program personnel (IPP) issue Noncompliance Records...
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USDA NOP Organic Certification Suspension / Revocation Appeal
USDA NOP-accredited certifying agents are authorized to issue Notices of Proposed Suspension or Revocation of Certification to organic operations that the certifying agent determines are...
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USDA NOP Organic Certification Suspension Appeal
USDA's National Organic Program regulates approximately 30,000 certified organic operations (farms, handlers, processors) in the US. Certifying agents (accredited by USDA) can propose...