S. Korea to resume U.S. beef imports this week. South Korea's government said Wednesday it will resume imports of American beef this week, hoping to move on from a crisis that battered the pro-U.S. administration with weeks of anti-government protests over food safety. [News Source]

South Korea warns against further beef protests. President Lee Myung-bak, attempting to reassert his authority after weeks of demonstrations against his decision to resume imports of American beef, said that his government would not tolerate further violent protests. [News Source]

Aussie beef caught up in South Korean labelling row. Australian beef exports may fall victim to a South Korean backlash against all beef because of a scandal involving deliberate mis-labelling. [News Source]

South Korea to resume U.S. beef imports in July. South Korea's importation of U.S. beef is expected to resume in July after Seoul announces details of the beef trade agreement with Washington Thursday in the state gazette. [News Source]

South Korea to implement US beef deal. South Korea's government said Wednesday it would resume imports of American beef this week, hoping to move on from a crisis that battered the pro-U.S. administration with weeks of anti-government protests over food safety. [News Source]

South Korea to allow restart of U.S. beef imports Thursday. South Korea will allow the resumption of U.S. beef imports starting Thursday, the farm ministry said, implementing an unpopular deal that sparked street protests and caused a crisis for the government. [News Source]

SKorea set to resume US beef imports, more protests called. South Korea announced it will resume US beef imports from Thursday after negotiating extra safeguards against mad cow disease, despite protests by tens of thousands over recent weeks. [News Source]

Canada confirms new mad-cow case . A new case of mad cow disease was confirmed in Canada, its 13th case since 2003. [News Source]