Japan in talks on lifting US beef ban

Japanese and US officials today focused on how stringently producers should test their cattle for mad cow disease in talks aimed at lifting Japan’s 10-month-old ban on American beef imports.

Japanese and US officials today focused on how stringently producers should test their cattle for mad cow disease in talks aimed at lifting Japan’s 10-month-old ban on American beef imports.

The discussions come as Japan’s top food safety commission began reviewing a proposal to relax the government’s testing requirements for the fatal bovine illness for younger cows as urged by the United States.

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