Federal court determines ORIL lacks jurisdiction over milk industry – PR informa

The Federal Court finally closed the case initiated more than two decades ago (2004) by the main milk processors against the Office for the Regulation of the Dairy Industry (ORIL), after Judge María Antongiorgi Jordán concluded that the court lacks jurisdiction to continue with the case.

Federal court determines ORIL lacks jurisdiction over milk industry – PR informa

Agriculture Secretary Josué Rivera Castro --- The island Agriculture Department announced recently that the U.S. District...

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The Department of Agriculture announced that the Federal District Court has finally concluded the case brought more than 20 years ago by milk processors against the Office of Dairy Industry Regulation (ORIL), finding that it lacks…

The Department of Agriculture reported that the Federal Court definitively concluded the case initiated more than two decades ago by milk processors against the Office for the Regulation of the Milk Industry (ORIL). Judge María Antongiorgi Jordan determined that the court has no jurisdiction since December 31, 2017, so any motion filed after that date is out of place. With this decision, the court also accepted the application of the Indulac pla…