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COOL Information

Federal Register, Vol. 67, No. 198
USDA COOL website
USDA Frequently Asked Questions
USDA COOL Powerpoint
Transcripts from COOL Listening Sessions
North Dakota Stockmen's Association
North Dakota Farmers Union

North Dakota Farm Bureau
R-CALF USA
National Cattlemen's Beef Association
National Pork Producers Council
University of Nebraska
Kansas State University

Papers and Presentations
 

March 2005.  Anderson, David P. and Oral Capps, Jr. Overview: Country-of-Origin Labeling and the Beef Industry.  Choices magazine article.

March 2005.  Brester, Gary W., John M. Marsh, and Joseph Atwood. Who Will Bear the Costs of Country-of-Origin Labeling?  Choices magazine article.

March 2005.  Hanselka, Dan D., Ernest E. Davis, David P. Anderson, & Oral Capps, Jr. Demand Shifts in Beef Associated with Country-of-Origin Labeling to Minimize Losses in Social Welfare. Choices magazine article.

March 2005. Umberger, Wendy J.  Will Consumers Pay a Premium for Country-of-Origin Labeled Meat?  Choices magazine article.

March 2005. Anderson, John D. and Darren Hudson.  Potential Pay a Premium for Country-of-Origin Labeling on Beef Industry Structure.  Choices magazine article.

January 2004. USDA ERS.  Country-of-Origin Labeling: Theory and Observation. Report.

September 10, 2003.  U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO).  Opportunities for USDA and Industry to Implement Challenging Aspects of the New Law.  Report

June 20, 2003.  Mark. D.  Country of Origin Labeling Issues.  Market Journal Video.

June 2003.  Lusk, J. and J. Anderson.  Modeling the Effects of Country of Origin Labeling on Meat Producers and Consumers.  Staff Paper, Purdue University.

May 21, 2003.  Plain, R. and G. Grimes.  Benefits of COOL to the Cattle Industry.  White paper.

May 16, 2003.  Peel, D.  A Summary of the Impact of Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) on the Mexican Beef Cattle Industry and U.S./Mexican Cattle and Beef Trade.  Analysis and Comments paper, Livestock Marketing Information Center (LMIC).

May 2003.  VanSickle, J., R. McEowen, C. Taylor, N. Harl, and J. Connor.  Country of Origin Labeling: A Legal and Economic Analysis.  White Paper.

Food Marketing Institute.  Food Marketing Institute's COOL Website.

April 9, 2003.  Grier, K. and D. Kohl. Impacts of US  Country of Origin Labeling on US Hog Producers.  White Paper.

April 2003.  Sparks Co. and Cattle Buyers Weekly.  COOL Cost Assessment.  White Paper. 

March 2003. Umberger, W., D. Feuz, C. Calkins, B. Sitz. Country-of-Origin Labeling of Beef Products: U.S. Consumers' Perceptions.  Paper presented at FAMPS.  Fact Sheet (5/15/2003)

Spring 2003.  Hayes, D. and S. Meyer.  Impact of Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling On U.S. Pork Exports.  White Paper.

Spring 2003.   Letter To Producers.  Letter, IBP, Inc.

February 2003.  Letter To Producers. Letter, Swift and Company.

June 21, 2002.  Nelson, K. and B. Krissoff.  ERS Analysis of Country of Origin Labeling.  ERS Paper.

Jan-Feb 2002.  Golan, E., K. Nelson, and F. Kuchler.  Traceability for Food Marketing & Food Safety: What's the Next Step?
 

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