(Bloomberg) -- South Korea, the third-biggest buyer
of U.S. beef before banning imports on concern over mad-cow
disease, may relax remaining import restrictions after the World
Organization for Animal Health said the meat is safe.
South Korea will ``sincerely participate'' in talks that may
remove restrictions imposed last year when it reopened its market
to the U.S., Finance Minister Kwon Okyu said today at a joint
press conference with the agriculture minister in Gwacheon. The
Asian country will base the talks on independent evaluations
regarding the safety of the meat.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
of U.S. beef before banning imports on concern over mad-cow
disease, may relax remaining import restrictions after the World
Organization for Animal Health said the meat is safe.
South Korea will ``sincerely participate'' in talks that may
remove restrictions imposed last year when it reopened its market
to the U.S., Finance Minister Kwon Okyu said today at a joint
press conference with the agriculture minister in Gwacheon. The
Asian country will base the talks on independent evaluations
regarding the safety of the meat.
Read more at Bloomberg Commodities News
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