The National tribune., 1907-02-07
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF FOODS
AND DRUGS.
Regulation 81. Preparation Of Food
Products for Export.

(a) Food products intended for eX-
port may contain added substances not
permitted in foods intended for Inter-
state commerce. when the addition OF
such substances does not conflict with
the laws of the countries to which the
food products are to be exported and
when such substances sre added in ac-
cordance with the directions Of the for
eign purchaser or his agent.
Nb) The exporter is not required to
furnish evidence that goods have been
prepared or packed in compliance with
the laws of the foreign country to which
said goods are intended to be shipped
but such shipment is made at his own
risk.
(c) Food products for export under
this regulation shall be kept separate
and labeled to indicate that they are
for export.
Cd If the products are not exported
they shall not be allowed to enter in
terstate commerce.
Regulation 32. Imported Food and Drug,
Products.
(a) Meat and meat food products
imported into the United States shall
be accompanied by a certificate of Off
cial inspection of q character to Satisfy
the Secretary of Agriculture that they
are not dangerous TO health, and each
package of such articles shall bear a
label which shall identify it as covered
by the certificate, which certificate shall
accompany or be attached to the in
voice on which entry is made.
OBJ The certificate shall set forth the
Official position of the Inspector and the
character of the inspection.
(c) Meat and meat food products, as
well as all other food and drug products
of kind forbidden entry into or for
hidden to be sold, or restricted in sale
in the country In which made or from
which exported, will be refused admis-
sion.
Cd Meat and meat food products
which have been inspected and past
thru the customs may. IL identity is re-
tanned, be transported in interstate
commerce.
Regulation 80. Declaration.
(a) All invoices, of food or drug prod
ucts shipped to the United States shall
have attached to them a declaration of
the shipper, made before a United
States consular officer, as follows:
l, the undersigned, do solemnly and
truly declare that am the
.......... of the merchandise herein
mentioned and described, and that it
consists OF food rldrug products which
contain no added substances injurious
to health. fnay-
These products, were grown in
..... and manufactured in
by ...,,... ....... during the year
......, and are exported from
and consigned to-. .?.. The prod
ucts bear no false labels or marks, con-
tain no added coforing matter or pre-
serVative ........"., and are not of a
character to cause prohibition or re-
striction in the country where made or
from which exported.
Dated at .........., this 80. day of
19...
(Signed)
(b) In the case of impOrtations to be
entered at New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Chicago, San Francisco, and
New Orleans, and other ports where
food and drug inspection laboratories
shall be established, this declaration
shall be attached to the invoice on
which entry is made. In other cases
the declaration shall be attached to the
copy of the invoice sent to the Bureau
OF Chemistry.
Regulation 81. DennturIng.
Unless otherwise declared on the in