Japan to suspend beef imports from one U.S. facility

TOKYO, Japan - Japan has decided to suspend beef imports from a U.S. facility after finding a meat shipment (in photo with its label) that may have violated the age limit of beef imports agreed between Japan and the United States, Japanese government said Feb. 16. Photo was provided by the Japanese Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry. (Kyodo)

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