United States Department of Agriculture
USDA APHIS public awareness ad informing importers that under Federal law a Lacey Act declaration must be submitted to import certain plants and plant products into the United States, helping prevent illegal timber trade and protect forests, people, and wildlife.
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- USA
Appearances (6 issues, 6 ads)
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