Trump Signs Executive Order on Alpha-Gal Syndrome Following Tick Bites
President Trump has signed an executive order addressing alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne allergy that can cause serious reactions to certain foods, medicines, and other products that contain mammal-based circumstances. United States Congressman Jeff Van Drew applauded the directive, noting that many individuals are developing serious allergies following certain tick bites.
The executive order directs federal agencies to explore labeling for food and drug products and look at potential treatments. Van Drew stated that the action focuses on two of the biggest things he has been pushing for, calling it a very important step.
Response to the Executive Order
Van Drew, who represents NJ-R-2, indicated that he has been working on the issue for a long time after hearing directly from people who must constantly worry about what is in their food, medicine, and daily products.
President Trump’s executive order is a very important step because it focuses on two of the biggest things I have been pushing for: better treatment options and clearer labeling,
said Van Drew.
Legislative Efforts and Future Steps
Alongside the administration’s actions, the congressman continues to advance his legislative proposals regarding the condition. His proposed Alpha-gal Allergen Inclusion Act would formally add alpha-gal to the list of major food allergens under federal law.
Van Drew emphasized that the legislation is designed to give people clearer information about when the allergen may be present in the products they use. With federal agencies directed to explore product labeling and treatments, the congressman stated there is real momentum behind the issue as he works to move his bill forward.
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