The Imported Food Safety Act, for example, would require the development of tests for imported foodstuffs, would authorize limiting the ports of entry into the U.S. through which food may be imported, and would also allow fees to be assessed to defray the cost of inspection procedures.
Par exemple, l'Imported Food Safety Act exigerait que les aliments importés soient testés, limiterait le nombre de points d'entrée aux États-Unis des aliments et permettrait la perception de redevances pour défrayer le coût des inspections.