Committee backs updated livestock inspection fee caps after wide testimony
Senate Bill 101 would raise statutory caps on livestock inspection and related fees; the committee voted unanimously to recommend passage after testimony from the New Mexico Livestock Board, producers and opponents raising equity and tribal-inspection concerns.
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Senate Bill 101, which would raise statutory caps on livestock inspection fees, cleared committee with a unanimous due-pass recommendation after extensive testimony from livestock officials, producers and industry associations.
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