Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR) Updates: Title 7 Available in Bulk Data Format
Washington D.C. – The U.S. Government Publishing Office (GPO) is pleased to announce a significant update for those utilizing the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR). As of August 6, 2025, at 9:36 PM Eastern Time, the complete content of Title 7 of the eCFR is now available for download in a bulk data XML format. This release, accessible via govinfo.gov, marks a valuable step in enhancing public access to and facilitating the reuse of federal regulatory information.
Title 7 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) primarily covers Agriculture. This extensive title encompasses a wide array of regulations administered by the Department of Agriculture and other related agencies. These regulations touch upon critical areas such as crop insurance, farm credit, food safety and inspection, rural development, commodity programs, and many other aspects vital to the agricultural sector of the United States.
The availability of Title 7 in a bulk data XML format offers several key benefits for various stakeholders:
- Researchers and Academics: Researchers can now more easily access, process, and analyze the entirety of Title 7 regulations, enabling deeper insights into agricultural policy, economic trends, and the impact of regulations on the farming community. The structured XML format facilitates programmatic analysis and data mining.
- Technology Developers and Entrepreneurs: This release empowers developers to build new applications, tools, and services that leverage federal regulatory data. From compliance management software to data visualization platforms, the bulk data provides a foundational resource for innovation in the agricultural technology space.
- Industry Professionals and Businesses: Companies and individuals operating within or interacting with the agricultural sector can use this data to ensure compliance, understand evolving requirements, and identify opportunities. The bulk format allows for more efficient integration of regulatory information into business workflows.
- Government Agencies and Policy Makers: The availability of this data in a machine-readable format can also support internal government processes, such as policy analysis, comparative studies, and the development of new regulatory frameworks.
The GPO, through the govinfo.gov platform, remains committed to providing transparent and accessible government information to the public. This latest release of Title 7 in bulk data format underscores that commitment by not only making the information available but also by providing it in a format that is readily usable for a wide range of purposes.
The XML file, identified as ECFR-title7.xml, can be accessed through the bulk data section of govinfo.gov. This initiative further democratizes access to federal regulations, fostering greater understanding, engagement, and innovation across the nation.
We encourage all interested parties to explore this valuable new resource and leverage the power of readily accessible regulatory data.
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