Food-Related Services: Opportunities Exist to Recover Costs by Charging Beneficiaries
May 1999 · DIANE Publishing
Ebook
64
Pages
About this ebook
The federal government spent nearly $1.6 billion in FY1995 to provide food-related services, such as inspecting, testing, grading, & approving agricultural commodities & products. This report identifies & evaluates opportunities to increase the share of funding by beneficiaries for food-related services provided by the federal government. It identifies (1) the types of food-related services provided by federal agencies; (2) the extent to which beneficiaries currently pay for such services through user fees; & (3) potential opportunities for recovering more of the service costs through user fees, as well as arguments for & against doing so.
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