South Korea to Resume U.S. Beef Imports After Almost 3 Years (Bloomberg.com) Sept. 8 (Bloomberg) -- South Korea will resume imports of U.S. beef as early as the end of this month, almost three years after the Asian nation barred shipments on concerns over mad-cow disease, the Agricultural Ministry said in a statement. [News Source]

South Korea lifts ban on US beef imports (Channel NewsAsia) SEOUL : South Korea on Friday lifted a ban on US beef imposed in 2003 because of fears of mad cow disease, the agriculture ministry said. [News Source]

South Korea lifts ban on US beef imports (AFP via Yahoo!7 News) SEOUL (AFP) - South Korea has lifted a ban on US beef imposed in 2003 because of fears of mad cow disease, the agriculture ministry said. [News Source]

South Korea to Resume U.S. Beef Imports (ABC News) South Korea to Lift a 2003 Ban on U.S. Beef Imports Imposed Because of Mad Cow Fears [News Source]

South Korea to resume U.S. beef imports (Syracuse.com) SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea on Friday approved resuming imports of U.S. beef after repeated delays in implementing an earlier decision to lift a 2003 ban imposed because of mad cow fears. [News Source]

South Korea to resume U.S. beef imports (AP via Yahoo! News) South Korea on Friday approved resuming imports of U.S. beef after repeated delays in implementing an earlier decision to lift a 2003 ban imposed because of mad cow fears. [News Source]

Convention center starts sustainable food program. Conferences go eco-friendly as food planners put more sustainable selections, including organic and cruelty-free products, on their tables. [News Source]

American beef bowl is back! With mad-cow fears subsiding, a fast-food firm resurrects a hit dish. [News Source]

BSE likely came from feed (Iowa Farmer) OTTAWA (AP) -- An Alberta, Canada, dairy cow that was diagnosed last month with BSE (mad-cow disease) probably contracted the disease from contaminated feed, federal regulators said. [News Source]