An illuminating collection of hearings conducted by the House of Representatives in 1906 on the subject of food safety. Featuring testimony from a range of experts and stakeholders, including lawmakers, scientists, and advocates, these hearings provide a fascinating insight into a critical moment in the history of food regulation and consumer protection in America.

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