Beef Magazine

BSE (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy)

Slow Pacific-Rim Progress Begs The Question, "Why?"  

Apr 27, 2007 - By Troy Marshall

This week, it was announced that Japan had agreed to discontinue inspections of entire meat shipments from the U.S. Both sides also agreed to speed up and facilitate Japan's inspection of U.S. plants to make implementation follow more quickly...

Korean FTA Is A Critical Crossroads 

Apr 6, 2007

Get ready to add a new acronym to your vocabulary -- KORUS FTA -- the Korean-U.S. Free Trade Agreement. On April 1, at the last possible moment, the U.S. and South Korea reached agreement...

U.S. ruled controlled risk 

Apr 1, 2007 - compiled by BEEF staff

In a move seen as bolstering efforts to fully reopen Pacific Rim markets for U.S. beef, the World Organization for Animal Health's (OIE) Scientific Commission endorsed last month an OIE expert panel recommendation that the U.S. be classified as...

Over-30 Impacts 

Apr 1, 2007 - By Clint Peck Contributing Editor

Many U.S. cattle producers have serious concerns over expanding allowable beef imports from Canada. They believe a recent proposal by USDA to open the...

U.S.-South Korea FTA Frenzy Continues To Deadline 

Mar 30, 2007

Impact Of "Over-30" Cattle Impacts Will Be Minimal 

Mar 23, 2007

Many U.S. cattle producers have serious concerns over expanding allowable beef imports from Canada. They believe a recent proposal by USDA ...

COOL Issues Heating Up Once Again 

Mar 9, 2007

The political wrangling for the new farm bill is starting to hit high gear. One hint is the debate over country-of-origin labeling (COOL) in which both sides are pulling out the heavy artillery...

Deal, or no deal? 

Mar 1, 2007 - by Joe Roybal editor

March 30 is throw-down time for a U.S.-Korean free trade agreement (FTA). Any agreement must be concluded by then in order to allow for the 90-day review...

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