Constrictor6090
Community Member
Not sure if many had seen this. This policy change will reduce availability of fish that are imported in from other countries for all importers and will make it hard to get imported fish into Florida. As well, if Southwest and American adopt similar policies, it will likely make it extremely difficult to get fish imported in a cost effective manner and will make some fish far more expensive. Here is a link:
http://usark.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Delta-Policy-Changes-2018.pdf
"UPDATE (7/20/18): Upon additional review of the August 1 policy changes, we have determined that we
Will Not be enforcing temperature limitations for the following animal types:
*birds (including day-old chicks, poultry, etc.);
*cold-blooded animals (including live fish and live seafood);
*and mice or rats bred for research."
Many wholesalers have started to fight this.
http://usark.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Delta-Policy-Changes-2018.pdf
"UPDATE (7/20/18): Upon additional review of the August 1 policy changes, we have determined that we
Will Not be enforcing temperature limitations for the following animal types:
*birds (including day-old chicks, poultry, etc.);
*cold-blooded animals (including live fish and live seafood);
*and mice or rats bred for research."
Many wholesalers have started to fight this.
