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Animal ID System Needed to Thwart Mad Cow, Says Report

The report says that since Canada has an effective mandatory cattle identification system, it would be much easier to track a Canadian cow from the slaughterhouse back to its farm of origin than it would be to track an American animal.

Food SafetyMarch 21, 2005
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USDA needs mandatory recall authority, says CSPI

Government AccountabilityJanuary 7, 2004

Harvard risk assessment: 'small chance' that some U.S. cattle have mad cow disease

Food SafetyDecember 3, 2001

Cattle better protected from 'Mad Cow Disease' than people, CSPI warns

Food SafetyAugust 10, 2001

CSPI's petition on Advanced Meat Recovery (AMR)

Food Safety

CSPI letter to USDA re: BSE protection

Food Safety

CSPI letter to USDA re: mandatory recalls of tainted meat

Government Accountability

DeWaal testimony at Hearing on "Strategies to Reduce and Prevent Mad Cow Disease and Improve the U.S. Food Safety System"

Food Safety

Name That Cow report

Food Safety

From Expediency to Delay: The Bush Administration & Animal ID

Food Safety
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