The SAFETY Act of 2025 seeks to amend the Agricultural Trade Act of 1978 with the goal of preserving foreign markets for U.S. goods that use common names. It defines what qualifies as a "common name" for agricultural commodities, food products, wine, beer, and more, ensuring...
Simple Explanation
The SAFETY Act of 2025 is like a rule to help American farmers and food makers use common names for their products, like "cheddar cheese" or "champagne," when selling them in other countries. It asks some important government people to make deals with other countries so everyone agrees on using these names fairly and keeps telling lawmakers how it's going.