Action Alert: Support NH Small Egg Producers

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Action Alert: Support NH Small Egg Producers

Dear Friend,

New Hampshire House Bill 1186 will be reviewed in a hearing before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on April 2 at 9:00 a.m. in Room 103 of the State House Building (107 N Main St, Concord, NH 03301).

The bill seeks to update NH law regarding the sale and labeling of eggs and to impose new refrigeration standards for egg sales, though small egg producers would be exempt from most of the bill’s requirements.

TAKE ACTION

Action Step #1

Attend the hearing in support of the small producer exemption aspect of this proposed legislation! The hearing will be held by the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on April 2 at 9:00 a.m. in Room 103 of the State House Building (107 N Main St, Concord, NH 03301).

You can bring written comments and provide them to the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's aide, Joshua Schauer, in Room 103, or you can email them to him in advance at joshua.schauer@gc.nh.gov.

Action Step #2

If you are unable to attend in person you may remotely attend the hearing. See details here on how to sign in and state your position on the bill.

Additionally, the hearing will be livestreamed from this link.

Action Step #3

Contact your legislators and members of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and tell them you support the small producer exemption provisions of HB 1186!

Find your representative here.

See members of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee here.

Action Step #4

Spread the word! Send this Action Alert email to your friends, families, and customer list.

TALKING POINTS

Passage of the small producer exemption provisions of HB 1186 would enable family farmers to make a better living by reducing the regulatory burdens on the sale of eggs.
HB 1186 would enable small, independent farms to make a better living by increasing the products they can sell that consumers want.
HB 1186 would keep more of the food dollar in local communities and boost the local economy with the increase in locally-produced foods that consumers can obtain.

Taking action serves to increase #foodfreedom!

Please join us and spread the word about the importance of fair food and farming legislation.

In good health,

Alexia Kulwiec
Executive Director, FTCLDF

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