U.S. officials to outline rule for resuming imports of older Canadian cows (CP via Yahoo! Canada News) WASHINGTON (CP) - The U.S. government is set to announce the rule Friday for resuming imports of older cattle and beef products from Canada. [News Source]

Food safety is ‘a global problem’. The country's top quality control official Wednesday warned that the use of new materials, booming global trade and pollution pose new threats to food safety around the globe. [News Source]

U.S. to outline rule for Canadian cattle imports (CTV.ca) The U.S. government will announce Friday the rule for resuming imports of older cattle and beef products from Canada. [News Source]

Valley’s top chefs prepare food without fear (Arizona Business Gazette) Eating out can be scary these days. Warnings crop up regularly about seafood from China contaminated with carcinogens and pesticides, E. coli-tainted spinach, and mad-cow disease. [News Source]

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Food safety is ‘a global problem’. China's top quality control official yesterday warned that the use of new materials, booming global trade and pollution pose new threats to food safety around the globe. [News Source]

Food safety is ‘a global problem’ (Budapest Business Journal) The country’s top quality control official yesterday warned that the use of new materials, booming global trade and pollution pose new threats to food safety around the globe. [News Source]

Mission Foods Wraps up TV push (Mad.co.uk) Mission Foods is launching its first ever television advertising campaign later this month for its Deli Wraps brand. The push, created by Mad Cow Films, will show 30-second spots during high-profile shows on ITV, such as GMTV and LK Today. [News Source]

Banned bones reported in U.S. beef shipments (Toronto Star) South Korea found banned bones in a U.S. beef shipment for the third time this month and plans to send the entire shipment back to the United States, an official said yesterday. [News Source]

Czech vets detect first mad cow this year (Prague Daily Monitor) Pardubice, Sept 12 (CTK) - Czech vets have detected the first case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), so-called mad cow disease, of the year, State Veterinary Administration (SVS) spokesman Josef Duben told CTK Wednesday. [News Source]