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South Korean protesters demand ban on US beef

Reuters
Wednesday 02 May 2012 21:38 BST
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South Koreans attended a candle-lit rally demanding a full ban on the import of American beef.

The demonstration in Seoul yesterday marked the fourth anniversary of protests that followed the outbreak of mad cow disease in the US.

A South Korean delegation will this week conduct a review of US food safety procedures after a new case of the disease was found in California.

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