Japan, U.S. beef experts end 2-day talks

Japan, U.S. beef experts end 2-day talks

FORT COLLINS, United States - Japanese and U.S. scientists are seated for their second-day talks in Fort Collins, Colorado, on Oct. 5 aimed at discussing ways to lift Japan's import ban on American beef. The talks were intended to devise scientific measures to verify cows' ages, which may lead Japan to remove its ban on U.S. beef imports. (Kyodo)

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