Claim: There is no federal law in the United States requiring beef to be labeled with its country of origin.
Verdict: Correct (95% confidence)
Explanation: According to Wikipedia, the original Country of Origin Labeling (COOL) law for beef was repealed in 2015 as part of an omnibus budget bill due to WTO rulings. Farm Action confirms that beef can be imported and sold in the U.S. without a country-of-origin label, as Congress rolled back mandatory COOL for beef. These sources directly support the claim that there is no current federal law requiring beef to be labeled with its country of origin. The evidence from these sources confirms the claim's c...