Japan to send letter rejecting U.S. proposal on beef row

Japan to send letter rejecting U.S. proposal on beef row

TOKYO, Japan - Agriculture minister Yoshiyuki Kamei responds to questions from reporters at his ministry on April 2 on U.S. beef imports. Japan will send a letter to the U.S. the same day rejecting its proposal that an international organization mediate in the row between Tokyo and Washington over the import ban on U.S. beef.

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