More News (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin) Risky? Unlikely The largest meat recall in U.S. history, stemming from a video of what appears to be animal abuse at a Chino beef slaughterhouse, was enough to turn one Chino Hills family vegetarian for the foreseeable future. [News Source]

Lessons learned from largest U.S. meat recall (AG Weekly) Not since Upton Sinclair’s 1906 book “The Jungle” has the American meat market been this shaken. [News Source]

Disparate federal rules in spotlight. Although the Agriculture Department prohibits the use of beef from "downer" cattle in federally funded school lunches, the agency sometimes allows the meat in the general food supply. [News Source]

Mad cow disease risk very low in US. The largest meat recall in U.S. history, stemming from a video of what appears to be animal abuse at a Chino beef slaughterhouse, was enough to turn one Chino Hills family vegetarian for the foreseeable future. [News Source]

USDA Not Ready To Certify Beef Exports To Qatar (CattleNetwork.com) The Government of Qatar has modified its beef and beef product import requirements to allow for imports from cattle less than 30 months of age. [News Source]

Risk of mad cow deemed very low (San Bernardino Sun) The largest meat recall in U.S. history, stemming from a video of what appears to be animal abuse at a Chino beef slaughterhouse, was enough to turn one Chino Hills family vegetarian for the foreseeable future. [News Source]