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meat
(redirected from Meat and bone meal)

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Because of continuing exportation of both live cattle and meat and bone meal rendered from the carcasses of slaughtered cattle, the disease spread throughout most of Europe and a few non-European countries.
On the question of sporadic or atypical bovine spongiform ... by Detwiler, Linda / Emerging Infectious Diseases
that are most effective at reducing the spread of BSE include the ban on the import of live ruminants and ruminant meat and bone meal from the UK (since 1989) and all of Europe (since 1997) by USDA/APHIS, and the feed ban instituted by the Food and Drug Administration in 1997 to prevent recycling of potentially infectious cattle tissues.
Need-to-know info on animal ID: the USDA has targeted farms and ... by Gilmore, Jodie / The New American
There is no movement for banning meat and bone meal from all animal feed, we're told.
Split in administration on coming BSE feed regs by Pro Farmer
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