EU under pressure to ban Brazilian beef

The European Commission was under fire tonight for refusing to impose an immediate ban on Brazilian beef imports into the European Union.

EU under pressure to ban Brazilian beef
Tue, 09 Oct, 2007 - 20:21

The European Commission was under fire tonight for refusing to impose an immediate ban on Brazilian beef imports into the European Union.

Euro-MPs have been demanding swift action in the face of growing concern about Foot and Mouth Disease in Brazilian cattle.

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