More than 100 countries are at risk of "mad cow disease"

OA show ('918 '); [more than 100 countries are facing the risk of "mad cow disease"] food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations director general Diouf said here on the 7th that more than 100 countries in the world are facing the risk of "mad cow disease" and must stop using animal bone meal feed to feed livestock During the period from 1986 to 1996, more than 100 countries imported live cattle and feed containing animal bone meal from Western European countries, and some countries transferred the feed to other countries, the media quoted Diouf as saying As a result, all these countries are at risk of "mad cow disease" Diouf pointed out that in the 1980s, the UK, which first discovered "mad cow disease", exported the feed containing animal bone meal to the Middle East and Asian countries "BSE" is likely to have spread to the United States, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Australia, Norway, New Zealand and Paraguay, he said China feed industry information network IBW (author:)