date:Mar 12, 2014
US meat officials need to share more data on mad cow disease with China before the country will allow the US to resume exporting beef into the country, according to China's vice-minister of agriculture.
Niu Dun told Bloomberg News in an interview that China hopes for an agreement on US beef by July, but that the US has not shared information on four cases of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) since 2003 when mad cow disease was reported in Washington State.
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