South Korea Halts U.S. Beef Imports (IWon - Money) SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korea has effectively suspended U.S. beef imports over mad cow concerns after a recent shipment was found to have contained banned parts, a news report said Thursday. [News Source]

South Korea halts U.S. beef imports (The Charlotte Observer) South Korea has effectively suspended U.S. beef imports over mad cow concerns after a recent shipment was found to have contained banned parts, a news report said Thursday. The Agriculture Ministry said it halted quarantine inspections of American beef shipments Wednesday after finding a banned vertebral column in a recent shipment, Yonhap news agency reported. Without such inspections, the beef ... [News Source]

South Korea halts U.S. beef imports (AP via Yahoo! News) South Korea has effectively suspended U.S. beef imports over mad cow concerns after a recent shipment was found to have contained banned parts, a news report said Thursday. [News Source]

U.S. ADMITS TO SHIPPING UNAUTHORIZED BEEF PARTS TO SOUTH KOREA (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 Finance) Regulations / Law The United States acknowledged Wednesday that it shipped animal parts to South Korea that are currently banned due to a mad cow disease scare. [News Source]

U.S. Admits To Shipping Unauthorized Beef Parts To South Korea (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 News) The United States acknowledged Wednesday that it shipped animal parts to South Korea that are currently banned due to a mad cow disease scare. [News Source]

Dodgy bits found in US beef (The New Zealand Herald) WASHINGTON - Unauthorised animal parts have been found in a box of US beef shipped to South Korea, just as the United States pushes for a full reopening of the Asian market for US meat, the Bush administration says. [News Source]

Unauthorized material in U.S. beef bound to S.Korea (Reuters via Yahoo! News) Unauthorized animal parts have been found in a box of U.S. beef shipped to South Korea, just as the United States pushes for a full reopening of the Asian market for U.S. meat, the Bush administration said on Wednesday. [News Source]

August 01, 2007 (North York Mirror) As people become more and more conscious of the food they eat, the foresight shown by The Butchers has proven to be a blessing. When The Butchers opened six years ago in North Toronto, it was the city's first meat shop to deal solely in organically and naturally raised meats. [News Source]

Red tape threatens organic gardener (Northwest Herald) WOODSTOCK – Mayo Underwood is keeping one nervous eye on the weather forecast, and the other on her empty bottle of fermented salmon head plant food. [News Source]

A Wide-Moat Restaurant? (Morningstar.com via Yahoo! Finance) What makes McDonald's stand out from the rest. [News Source]