FORT MYERS - The Trump administration unveiled new initiatives for U.S. fishermen on Friday, including a new government website known as Seafood.gov, according to a report from The Hill.

At a rally in Fort Myers, Fla., Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the creation of a voluntary label for U.S.-caught fish, The Hill reported. The report's summary states that the Food and Drug Administration began offering the label, but the summary cuts off before it says when or how the label is being offered.

The Hill's summary, written by reporter Ford McCracken, does not describe the standards a fish must meet to carry the label, which products would display it, or what information the Seafood.gov website contains. Those details are not included in the summary available for this report, so they are not addressed here.

The Hill's summary describes the label as voluntary, which means it is not described as a requirement for seafood sellers. The summary also places the announcement at a public rally rather than in a formal policy release, as the report describes it.

The Hill's account of the Friday announcement is the only source used for this story. Readers seeking the complete report, including any details beyond the summary, can consult the original article from The Hill cited above.

Sources: The Hill: Kennedy rolls out US-caught seafood labeling, Seafood.gov.