SAFE Act of 2025 aims to prevent animal disease outbreaks affecting U.S. exports.
The SAFE Act of 2025 amends the Animal Health Protection Act to enhance the prevention of animal disease outbreaks that impact U.S. exports. It authorizes the Secretary of Agriculture, through relevant agencies, to negotiate agreements with foreign governments to manage outbreaks of known animal diseases. These agreements may include regionalization, zoning, and compartmentalization strategies. The negotiations should consider global research advancements. Importantly, the act does not restrict the U.S. Trade Representative's ability to negotiate other trade agreements.
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