Inspection begins of 1st U.S. beef shipment

Inspection begins of 1st U.S. beef shipment

NARITA, Japan - Quarantine officials check the first shipment of U.S. beef at Narita airport, northeast of Tokyo, on Aug. 8 since Japan lifted its reinstated import ban over fears of mad cow disease.

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