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Organisation: US Meat Export Federation

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Stephen Cadogan: American move on growth-promoter beef leaves sour taste
The US remains determined to have Europeans eating beef from US cattle treated with growth promoters.

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Trade deals need not be bad news for Europeans

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Output increases mean EU must preserve emissions level, says ESRI

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Agri-food chiefs to get masterclass in sustainable food growth

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US beef exporters target EU
Significant changes ahead for traditional beef markets

WORLD beef trade observers estimate that Brazil could increase its exports by 1 million tonnes to 2016.

Thu, 03 Jan, 2008

US looks to double EU beef exports

THE US Meat Export Federation has set a target to double beef exports to the EU by 2008.

Thu, 08 Nov, 2007

US beef imports ‘low risk’ in Japan
US BEEF imports to Japan present a “very low risk’ of causing human infection with a variant of mad-cow disease provided specific conditions are met, a government committee said yesterday, signalling the country is moving closer to lifting a 22-month ban on the meat.

Tue, 01 Nov, 2005

Mad cow disease scare hits US beef

Japan and South Korea banned US beef imports today following an announcement that a recently slaughtered cow had tested for positive for BSE.

Wed, 24 Dec, 2003

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