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Asia Pacific
BEEF SHORTFALL
Japan’s beef stocks fall to a near all time low due to higher demand and import bans.
BSE GROUP GOES HOME
A joint U.S.-Japan BSE technical working group adjourn the last of three meetings on a positive note.
Americas
Veneman And Derbez Sign Partnership To Promote Nutrition Programs
Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman and Secretary of Foreign Affairs for Mexico Ernesto Luis Derbez Bautista, today signed a partnership agreement to help educate eligible Mexican nationals living in the United States about available nutrition assistance.
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Statement by Dr. Peter Fernandez Of The Animal And Plant Health Inspection Service For The U.S. BSE Technical Working Group
The U.S./Japan Technical BSE Working Group today concluded in Tokyo the last of its three meetings aimed at achieving a better mutual understanding of the technical issues surrounding BSE. Final Report (PDF)
USDA Statement on U.S.-Japan BSE Talks
The U.S./Japan Technical BSE Working Group today concluded in Tokyo the last of its three meetings aimed at achieving a better mutual understanding of the technical issues surrounding BSE. This final meeting provided a constructive framework for both sides to meet the shared commitment of utilizing the best science available internationally when addressing BSE issues to protect public and animal health while minimizing trade disruptions in beef and other ruminant products.
Voluntary COOL bill moves to full House; Senate opposition likely
The House Agriculture Committee has approved a bill that, if passed, will make the country-of-origin labeling for meat, seafood and produce voluntary.
ARS suggests curbing myostatin might be key to better cuts of beef
A report released last week from the Agricultural Research Service unveiled genetic strategies to help promote leaner and more flavorful cuts of beef from cattle.
MORE CATTLE
USDA reports an increase in the number of cattle being fed in U.S. feedlots.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
USDA Under Secretary Dr. Elsa Murano talks to MeatNews about recalls, HACCP, and the future direction of food safety.
Statement by Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman Regarding Congressional Approval of the U.S.-Morocco Free Trade Agreement
"I am delighted that the U.S. Congress overwhelmingly approved the U.S.-Morocco Free Trade Agreement (FTA). This agreement covers all agricultural products and gives our farmers and ranchers important new trade advantages that will enable them to more effectively compete with Canada, the European Union and other countries in Morocco's growing market."
Asia Pacific
BEEF SHORTFALL
Japan’s beef stocks fall to a near all time low due to higher demand and import bans.
BSE GROUP GOES HOME
A joint U.S.-Japan BSE technical working group adjourn the last of three meetings on a positive note.
Americas
Veneman And Derbez Sign Partnership To Promote Nutrition Programs
Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman and Secretary of Foreign Affairs for Mexico Ernesto Luis Derbez Bautista, today signed a partnership agreement to help educate eligible Mexican nationals living in the United States about available nutrition assistance.
USA
Statement by Dr. Peter Fernandez Of The Animal And Plant Health Inspection Service For The U.S. BSE Technical Working Group
The U.S./Japan Technical BSE Working Group today concluded in Tokyo the last of its three meetings aimed at achieving a better mutual understanding of the technical issues surrounding BSE. Final Report (PDF)
USDA Statement on U.S.-Japan BSE Talks
The U.S./Japan Technical BSE Working Group today concluded in Tokyo the last of its three meetings aimed at achieving a better mutual understanding of the technical issues surrounding BSE. This final meeting provided a constructive framework for both sides to meet the shared commitment of utilizing the best science available internationally when addressing BSE issues to protect public and animal health while minimizing trade disruptions in beef and other ruminant products.
Voluntary COOL bill moves to full House; Senate opposition likely
The House Agriculture Committee has approved a bill that, if passed, will make the country-of-origin labeling for meat, seafood and produce voluntary.
ARS suggests curbing myostatin might be key to better cuts of beef
A report released last week from the Agricultural Research Service unveiled genetic strategies to help promote leaner and more flavorful cuts of beef from cattle.
MORE CATTLE
USDA reports an increase in the number of cattle being fed in U.S. feedlots.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW
USDA Under Secretary Dr. Elsa Murano talks to MeatNews about recalls, HACCP, and the future direction of food safety.
Statement by Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman Regarding Congressional Approval of the U.S.-Morocco Free Trade Agreement
"I am delighted that the U.S. Congress overwhelmingly approved the U.S.-Morocco Free Trade Agreement (FTA). This agreement covers all agricultural products and gives our farmers and ranchers important new trade advantages that will enable them to more effectively compete with Canada, the European Union and other countries in Morocco's growing market."