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a Brief Discussion Regarding Prion Diseases and SARS
Recent diagnoses of Mad Cow disease in Canadian and American cattle has increased concern for this disease and other TSEs in North America.
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Nebraska Corn Producers Celebrate Increased Meat Exports
'U.S. pork exports set a record in the first half of 2008, while U.S. beef exports continued to climb closer to the pre-BSE levels reached earlier this decade, according to the latest figures released by the ...
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Booming meat exports supported by corn producers
LINCOLN, NE U.S. pork exports set a record in the first half of 2008, while U.S. beef exports continued to climb closer to the pre-BSE levels reached earlier this decade, according to the latest figures ...
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Alberta's latest mad-cow case shakes U.S. cattle futures
American cattle futures fell to the lowest price this month on speculation that export demand for U.S. beef will slow after Canada's discovery of its 14th case of mad cow disease since 2003.
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With new BSE case in Canada, R-CALF calls for more testing
... Internationally, the United States and Canada are both classified as "controlled risk countries" for mad cow disease, meaning BSE has been detected here but is under control. That status hasn't calmed consumers in countries buying American beef, the ...
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed another case of mad cow disease in Alberta.
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Parties Agree on Forming Parliamentary Committees
... in June. They also agreed on parliamentary control over the resumption of beef imports from a country where mad cow disease has broken out by specifying that "when mad cow disease arises in a country, an import ban will be placed on beef from cattle ...
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Who's Responsible for Parliamentary Delay?
... demanded a five-year ban on importing beef from cattle aged 30 months or older from a country where mad cow disease has been reported and parliamentary approval to lift the ban. If these demands are met, the promulgation of sanitary terms on U.S. ...
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Epic Delay Exposes Parliament s Weakness
... a five-year ban on imports of beef from cattle 30 months or older from countries where an outbreak of mad cow disease is reported, while the resumption of imports would require National Assembly deliberation. But lawmakers agreed to honor the ...
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National Assembly Deadlock Ends After 80 Days
... slap a five-year ban on imports of beef from cattle 30 months or older from countries where an outbreak of mad cow disease is reported, while resumption of imports would require National Assembly deliberation. If Japan, Taiwan or other countries ...
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Some parts of controversial food inspection plan may be cut: Minister
... "including risk mitigation and communication strategies." Funding to producers to test cattle for BSE - mad cow disease - as part of a surveillance program is being cut, the document indicates, a move that is expected the save the agency about $24 ...
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SEOUL: Parties break deadlock at S Korea's Assembly
... At yesterday's meeting, the parties agreed to immediately suspend imports of all beef from a country if mad cow disease arises, and ban imports of meat from cattle older than 30 months for five years from the country. They also agreed to oblige the ...
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Livestock estimates, as of July 1, 2008
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 Livestock estimates As of July 1, 2008 Farm inventories of hogs declined 11.6% between July 2007 and July 2008, while smaller declines were seen in stocks of both cattle and sheep over ...
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... the 14th time since 2003. Canadian food safety officials announced Aug. 15 that the disease, known as mad cow disease, was found in a 6-year-old beef cow in Alberta. Scientists believe there is a strong relation between BSE and a rare, degenerative ...
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Mexico bans Alta. cattle imports
Mexico said it banned imports of live cattle from Alberta, where the government last week disclosed its 14th case of mad cow disease since 2003.
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BSE case confirmed in Alberta, Canada
Monday, August 18, 2008, 1:46 PM by Jerry Passer The Canadian Food Inspection Agency on Friday confirmed bovine spongiform encephalopathy in a six-year-old beef cow from Alberta.
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Canada identifies new case of mad cow disease
Mad cow disease has been discovered again in Canada for the 14th time since 2003.
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Another BSE Case Found in Alberta
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed bovine spongiform encephalopathy in a six-year-old beef cow from Alberta on Friday.
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Canada finds 15th case of BSE in cow
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has confirmed bovine spongiform encephalopathy in a six-year-old beef cow from Alberta.
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New mad cow case found in Canada
- The Canadian government confirmed a case of mad cow disease in a six-year-old beef cow on Friday. It was the 14th instance of the disease in Canada since 2003. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) reportedly said that there was no risk to ...
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