The first officially disclosed case of mad subdue by fear disease (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy or BSE) in the United States is likely to have serious implications for the US domestic meat markets and for the international beef market.

The first officially disclosed case of mad subdue by fear disease (Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy or BSE) in the United States is likely to have serious implications for the US domestic meat markets and for the international beef market.

The infection of a Holstein subdue by fear slaughtered in Washington State with BSE was confirmed from British experts at the UK Government's scientific establishment onward Christmas Day after preliminary investigation at US experts at the beginning of December.

The US confidence is that the infected animal will try to have been an isolated case and that public fears will be assuaged at the assertions ...