The Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirmed
a new case of mad cow disease. The animal in question was a six-year-old
dairy cow from Alberta.
The cow was born after Canada and the United States
introduced a ban in 1997 on cattle feed that contained ingredients made from
rendered cattle and other ruminants.
The federal agency said no part of
the animal's carcass had entered the human or animal food supply.
"Based
on science, it is not expected that this case should impact access to any of
Canada's current international markets for cattle and beef," the CFIA
said.
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27 Feb 2008
last update:6 Aug 2012