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Monday, September 20, 2004
Mad Cow Disease No Longer A Threat In Italy
September 20, 2004 Mad Cow Disease No Longer A Threat In Italy In Italy, the Mad Cow disease is no longer a threat. Officials say the phenomenon has been strictly monitored, and the number of cases has dropped considerably. Only 123 cases w ...
Tuesday, September 14, 2004
Japan Confirms 12th Mad Cow Disease Case
September 14, 2004 Japan Confirms 12th Mad Cow Disease Case   Japan had confirmed a 12th case of mad cow disease, an official stated. This is the third case of the brain-wasting illness in the country this year. The five-year-old dairy cow ...
Tuesday, August 24, 2004
Australia Declared Mad Cow Disease-Free
August 24, 2004 Australia Declared Mad Cow Disease-Free The European Union has given Australia the highest status of freedom from mad cow disease. Australian Agriculture Minister Warren Truss said the European Food Safety Authority had conf ...
Tuesday, July 6, 2004
Japan To Continue Blanket Test For Mad Cow Disease
July 6, 2004 Japan To Continue Blanket Test For Mad Cow Disease   Japan is to continue carrying out blanket testing for mad cow disease for the time being, even though the government admitted last week that the approach has some technical l ...
Thursday, May 13, 2004
No US Dairies Under Investigation For Mad Cow Disease
May 13, 2004 No US Dairies Under Investigation For Mad Cow Disease No dairies in San Angelo, Texas, are under investigation for possible Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy. The uproar over a cow that should have been tested for BSE at a Texas ...
Friday, February 27, 2004
Italy Reports New Case Of Mad Cow Disease
February 27, 2004 Italy Reports New Case Of Mad Cow Disease A cow from a breeding farm in northwest Italy has tested positive for mad cow disease, bringing to 118 the number of cases detected in Italy since testing began in 2001, the Italia ...
Monday, January 12, 2004
Low Cattle Prices in US to Persist Due to Mad Cow Disease
January 12, 2004 Low Cattle Prices in US to Persist Due to Mad Cow Disease Low cattle prices in the United States will persist as a result of the U.S. mad cow incident, despite Americans' unwavering appetite for beef. The U.S. response to m ...
Friday, January 9, 2004
USDA Issues New Regulations To Address Mad Cow Disease
January 9, 2004 USDA Issues New Regulations To Address Mad Cow Disease The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service Thursday issued four new rules to implement announcements made last week by Agriculture Secretary ...
Monday, January 5, 2004
China's Fishmeal Market Weekly Report - China Fishmeal Prices Marginally Higher On The Back Of US Mad Cow Disease During Week Ended January 4, 2004
January 5, 2004 China's Fishmeal Market Weekly Report - China Fishmeal Prices Marginally Higher On The Back Of US Mad Cow Disease During Week Ended January 4, 2004 An eFeedLInk Exclusive Report   1. Market Overview Prices in the China fishm ...
Friday, January 2, 2004
Will the US Mad Cow Disease Incident Stimulate and Reverse Fishmeal Price Trend in China?
January 2, 2004 Will the US Mad Cow Disease Incident Stimulate and Reverse Fishmeal Price Trend in China? An eFeedLink Exclusive Report Soybean futures surged in both China and overseas markets in the last week of December on the back of th ...
Wednesday, December 31, 2003
US Feed May Be Source of Mad Cow Disease
December 31, 2003 US Feed May Be Source of Mad Cow Disease Cattle feed produced in the United States could be the source of mad cow disease, officials on both sides of the border say. The U.S. recently faced numerous problems ensuring that ...
Wednesday, December 31, 2003
Canada To Increase Testing for Mad Cow Disease
December 31, 2003 Canada To Increase Testing for Mad Cow Disease Canada is preparing to increase the level of testing for mad cow disease and may further tighten regulations on the feeding of slaughterhouse waste to cattle in the aftermath ...
Wednesday, December 31, 2003
Philippines Meat Industry Not Affected By US Mad Cow Disease
December 31, 2003 Philippines Meat Industry Not Affected By US Mad Cow Disease The Philippines' meat processing industry will not be much affected by the discovery of mad cow disease in the United States, Francisco Buencamino, executive dir ...
Wednesday, December 31, 2003
Impact of US Mad Cow Disease Incident on China's Lysine Market (December 31, 2003)
December 31, 2003     Impact of US Mad Cow Disease Incident on China's Lysine Market (December 31, 2003)   An eFeedLink Exclusive Report                    The lysine market in China has yet to be significantly affected by news of the disco ...
Monday, December 29, 2003
Mad Cow Disease Could Cost US Beef Industry $15 Billion
December 29, 2003 Mad Cow Disease Could Cost US Beef Industry $15 Billion The first case of mad cow disease in the United States is likely to cost the beef industry as much as $15 billion. Food safety officials projected that as many as 300 ...
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