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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Neogen Corporation (NEOGV) lobbying for?
Summary of the lobbying data for Neogen Corporation:
– Lobbying firm: The Russell Group, Inc.
– General issues: Food Industry (safety, etc.), labeling
– Specific issues: Issues related to food safety testing; issues related to grain testing; issues related to COVID-19; nominations to the Grain Inspection Advisory Committee; issues related to mycotoxin test kits; issues related to the review of rodenticides.
– Government agencies: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Senate, Department of Agriculture (USDA), House of Representatives
One could infer that Neogen Corporation is lobbying on food safety testing and grain testing issues, as these are directly related to their business as a food safety testing company. The COVID-19 issues are likely linked to their efforts to adapt their products and services to the pandemic, while the lobbying on mycotoxin test kits may be due to potential regulatory changes or updates in testing standards. Additionally, the nomination to the Grain Inspection Advisory Committee and lobbying on rodenticides may be related to regulatory or policy changes that could impact their business operations.
