Consumers show distrust in U.S. beef safety

Consumers show distrust in U.S. beef safety

TOKYO, Japan - Many consumers expressed lingering concerns about the safety of U.S. beef on June 14 at a final public hearing session in Tokyo hosted by the Japanese government. The government is preparing to lift the current ban on American beef shipments implemented over mad cow disease.

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