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TheDairySite BSE News
This page provides a summary list of both recent and past news articles related to BSE in Cattle. To read just the BSE news from a specific country click on that country's flag.
South Korea still fears Canadian beef: official
SEOUL - South Korea is unlikely to resume beef imports from Canada any time soon, despite stricter rules imposed by the exporter because buyers are still not convinced that supplies are safe, a South Korean official said yesterday. Source: The...
Survey: Most South Koreans deem U.S. beef 'unsafe'
SOUTH KOREA - Almost nine of every 10 South Koreans believe U.S. beef is not safe to eat. A poll of 500 randomly selected consumers conducted by the Korea Rural Economic Institute shows that 87.4 percent believe U.S. is not safe for human consumption,...
Survey: Most South Koreans deem U.S. beef 'unsafe'
SOUTH KOREA - Almost nine of every 10 South Koreans believe U.S. beef is not safe to eat. A poll of 500 randomly selected consumers conducted by the Korea Rural Economic Institute shows that 87.4 percent believe U.S. is not safe for human consumption,...
South Korea to maintain ban on US beef
SEOUL - South Korea has refused to ease a ban on US beef imports, citing widespread concerns here about mad cow disease, officials said. The rejection came at talks between South Korean Agriculture Minister Huh Sang-Man and...
US Delegation to Visit Korea over Mad Cow
KOREA - A delegation from the United States will visit South Korea next week to discuss U.S. beef safety with Korean government officials, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) said on Sunday. The delegation, led...
S. Korea won't lift ban
SEOUL -- Canada's agriculture minister petitioned South Korea yesterday to begin a dialogue on lifting a ban on Canadian beef amid mad cow fears, but failed to win any quick concessions. Source: Calgary Sun
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Latest BSE News
Tuesday, October 12, 2004
South Korea still fears Canadian beef: official SEOUL - South Korea is unlikely to resume beef imports from Canada any time soon, despite stricter rules imposed by the exporter because buyers are still not convinced that supplies are safe, a South Korean official said yesterday. Source: The...
Tuesday, February 03, 2004
Survey: Most South Koreans deem U.S. beef 'unsafe' SOUTH KOREA - Almost nine of every 10 South Koreans believe U.S. beef is not safe to eat. A poll of 500 randomly selected consumers conducted by the Korea Rural Economic Institute shows that 87.4 percent believe U.S. is not safe for human consumption,...
Survey: Most South Koreans deem U.S. beef 'unsafe' SOUTH KOREA - Almost nine of every 10 South Koreans believe U.S. beef is not safe to eat. A poll of 500 randomly selected consumers conducted by the Korea Rural Economic Institute shows that 87.4 percent believe U.S. is not safe for human consumption,...
Tuesday, January 27, 2004
South Korea to maintain ban on US beef SEOUL - South Korea has refused to ease a ban on US beef imports, citing widespread concerns here about mad cow disease, officials said. The rejection came at talks between South Korean Agriculture Minister Huh Sang-Man and...
Sunday, January 18, 2004
US Delegation to Visit Korea over Mad Cow KOREA - A delegation from the United States will visit South Korea next week to discuss U.S. beef safety with Korean government officials, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) said on Sunday. The delegation, led...
Tuesday, January 13, 2004
S. Korea won't lift ban
SEOUL -- Canada's agriculture minister petitioned South Korea yesterday to begin a dialogue on lifting a ban on Canadian beef amid mad cow fears, but failed to win any quick concessions. Source: Calgary Sun








