Japan close to accepting U.S. mad cow proposal

TOKYO, Japan - A government panel on mad cow disease is in session in Tokyo on Feb. 8. Japan moved a step closer to removing a year-old ban on U.S. beef imports as the panel agreed to accept the age verification method proposed by the United States.

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