S. KOREA, CANADA TO HOLD BEEF IMPORT TALKS NEXT WEEK (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 Finance) Trade / foreign investment   South Korea and Canada will hold working-level talks next week to discuss the possible lifting of Seoul's ban on Canadian beef imports, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry said Wednesday. [News Source]

S. Korea, Canada To Hold Beef Import Talks Next Week (Asia Pulse via Yahoo!7 News) South Korea and Canada will hold working-level talks next week to discuss the possible lifting of Seoul's ban on Canadian beef imports, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry said Wednesday. [News Source]

Import Regulations Designed to Help Keep Georgia CWD-Free > Buckmasters > Articles (Buckmasters) -- Prohibiting chronic wasting disease (CWD) from entering Georgia is a continuous effort. This fatal disease attacks the nervous system of cervids (e.g. deer, elk and moose) and to date has been detected in 14 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces. [News Source]

Canadian cattle coming back as mad cow fears ease (KING 5 Seattle) Beginning Monday, Canadian cattle will be allowed back into the United States -- the first since imports were blocked four years ago after a cow from Canada was found in Mabton, Wash. with mad cow disease. [News Source]

Canadian cattle coming back as mad cow fears ease (KTVQ Billings) Associated Press - November 14, 2007 12:34 PM ET SEATTLE (AP) - Beginning Monday, Canadian cattle will be allowed back into the United States. [News Source]

Canadian cattle coming back as mad cow fears ease (KXMA-TV Dickinson) Beginning Monday, Canadian cattle will be allowed back into the United States. That would be the first since imports were blocked four years ago after a cow from Canada was found in Washington state with mad cow disease. Some consumer grou [News Source]

Canadian cattle coming back as mad cow fears ease (KNDO/KNDU Tri-Cities) Associated Press - November 14, 2007 12:05 PM ET SEATTLE (AP) - Beginning Monday, Canadian cattle will be allowed back into the United States. [News Source]

Get e. coli off the menu. The federal government wants us to swallow yet another load of crap. But don't worry, it's cooked, so it's considered safe. [News Source]

Don’t let Canadian cows back in, foes tell USDA. Nearly four years after a Canadian-born cow turned up in the Yakima Valley with mad-cow disease, the federal government plans to loosen restrictions on imports of beef across the Canadian border. [News Source]

Olivia Zaleski: Don’t Be A Turkey: Get Your Thanksgiving Feast Green (HuffingtonPost) With few exceptions, 178 million plus turkeys will come from animal factories,1 while the vast majority of our fruits, vegetables; even vino will travel hundreds of miles from foreign farm factories. [News Source]