Bans Chinese seafood from being served or sold in congressional dining facilities.
This bill would stop congressional dining facilities from buying, serving, or selling seafood products from China. It aims to address concerns about forced labor in the Chinese seafood industry. Suppliers would need to prove where their seafood comes from and keep records to back it up.
Today, there are no specific rules against buying, serving, or selling Chinese seafood products in congressional dining facilities, and suppliers are not required to certify the country of origin for seafood. If this bill becomes law, Chinese seafood products would be banned from these facilities, and all seafood suppliers would need to certify the country where their seafood was caught, raised, or processed, and keep records to prove it.
HR 10176 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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