German beef is once again found with designated hazards in the UK
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Last Update: 2002-10-22
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Lead: the British Food Standards Agency (FSA) said Friday that inspectors found beef imported from Germany in violation of regulations on the prevention and control of mad cow disease On October 11, inspectors found that one of the 182 1 / 4 carcasses of beef imported from Germany was contaminated with bovine spinal cord material, a substance believed to be most likely to carry BSE In order to control the increasing incidence of mad cow disease, the European Union stipulates that slaughtering must completely remove substances such as spinal cord from carcasses, which are called "specific hazards" (SRM) At present, the goods have been detained for processing In addition to the incident, the UK has found SRM in 13 shipments of beef imported into Germany since January 1 this year The FSA said it had informed Germany's chief veterinary officer and the European Commission of the incident (author:) share to feed Weibo share to:
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