The largest meat recall in U.S. history is underway in California. Over 143 million pounds are being recalled. This meat was processed at the Hallmark/Westland Meat Packing Company. The plant, situated...
The beef cattle industry in Canada, particularly in Alberta, has been in dire straits since the discovery of a cow that had been infected with BSE (Bovine spongiform encephalopathy). In August 2006 the Canadian...
India's Bombay Stock Exchange Sensex continues to be up nearly 320 points (2.23%) at 14,603 as the markets were overjoyed with the thumping victory of Congress led UPA in the 2009 Parliamentary election. "The...
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Chronic wasting disease has been found in an elk herd in Saskatchewan, a province of Canada. "REGINA - A large elk farm in Saskatchewan is under quarantine and its animals are to be destroyed after a case of...
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Prions are the proteins that cause several diseases in animals. For unknown reasons, some proteins, which are 3D constructs, seem to turn inside out and cause normal proteins to do the same, leading to...
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Nothing seems to working for market, any move on government's part seems to be going in waste.In early day trade SENSEX dived 9% , with small hint of recovery. IT stocks are major sufferers, along with steel...
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The outbreak of mad cow disease in the UK during the '80s changed the way that cattle are tracked and shipped. We no longer have available many organ meats previously available, notably brains. Some...
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Thousands of UK born calves are being put down due to a number of animals, exported to Holland testing positive for Bovine TB. They were destined for veal farms so perhaps it is a mercy upon them. This is the latest in a series of...
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Facing growing public opposition to its US beef import deal, the South Korean government has officially asked the US for key changes including the exclusion of cattle aged more than 30 months."Imports would be...
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"The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) has released footage taken by an undercover investigator which reveals horrifying abuse of cows at a California slaughterhouse which reportedly supplies meat to American school lunch programs..."
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"BSE confirmed in Alberta bull BSE case #9. Again from Alberta; preliminary findings suggest the bull was born and raised in Alberta. Which is because of this;The Real Story of Alberta's BSE Crisisclick no link below to read the whole story"
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This is Rajabai Tower located in Bombay University right next to the Bombay High Court. Designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, an English architect it is modelled, quite...
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"The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is testing the remains of a
dairy cow from Alberta suspected of having bovine spongiform
encephalopathy, or mad cow disease. An initial set of tests failed to
rule out the possibility the 4-year-old cow died of BSE."
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