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U.S. Beef Ban Lifted in Trinidad & Tobago

A statement from the Caribbean Basin Agricultural Trade Office announced that Trinidad & Tobago has lifted its ban on imports of U.S. beef. The Caribbean nation will accept both boneless and bone-in U.S. beef and beef products slaughtered after January 12, 2004, from USDA-inspected plants providing air-injected stunning is not used, and no specified risk materials, mechanically separated meat or advance recovery meat is included. Full details of the conditions required are in the online FSIS Library of Export Requirements.

Caribbean                                                                                    

U.S. Beef Ban Lifted in Trinidad & Tobago

A statement from the Caribbean Basin Agricultural Trade Office announced that Trinidad & Tobago has lifted its ban on imports of U.S. beef. The Caribbean nation will accept both boneless and bone-in U.S. beef and beef products slaughtered after January 12, 2004, from USDA-inspected plants providing air-injected stunning is not used, and no specified risk materials, mechanically separated meat or advance recovery meat is included. Full details of the conditions required are in the online FSIS Library of Export Requirements.