WORLD ECONOMY: South Korea finds banned bones in US beef shipment (The Journal-Standard) SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korea said Tuesday it found bones, banned because of mad cow disease fears, in the latest shipment of American beef and will revoke import approval for the U.S. facility that processed it. [News Source]

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South Korea finds banned bones in U.S. beef shipment. South Korea said Tuesday it found bones, banned because of fears of mad cow disease, in the latest shipment of American beef and will revoke import approval for the U.S. facility that processed it. [News Source]

South Korea says banned bones found in beef shipment from Swift (Greeley Tribune) SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - South Korea said Tuesday it has found bones, banned because of mad cow disease fears, in the latest shipment of American beef and will revoke import approval for the U.S. facility that processed it. [News Source]

South Korea bans beef, Hyrum plant to fill gap (The Salt Lake Tribune) SEOUL, South Korea - South Korea said Tuesday it found bones, banned because of fears of mad cow disease, in the latest shipment of American beef and will revoke import approval for the U. [News Source]

South Korea revoking JBS Swift plant in Grand Island from shipping beef (Lincoln Journal Star) SEOUL, South Korea — South Korea said Tuesday it found bones, banned because as a mad cow disease prevention, in the latest shipment of American beef and will revoke import approval for JSP Swift’s plant in Grand Island, the U.S. packing plant that processed it. [News Source]