Beef News

South Korea's labour unions on Wednesday vowed to block the planned release of US beef from cold storage this week, as protests sparked by mad cow fears intensified.

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Thousands of South Koreans hold a candle-lit rally outside the City Hall in Seoul, urging the government to call off its decision to resume US beef imports in the coming week, witnesses said.

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Actually, the pump stopped at $99.38, but I kept squeezing the handle, topping it off and eking the last 62-cents out of the pump just to see if our economy had actually reached a point where it takes a clean, ...

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Prime Minister Han Seung-Soo vowed Tuesday the government would clamp down hard on illegal demonstrations, which he said were becoming increasingly violent ahead of the resumption of US beef imports.

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SEOUL: President Lee Myung-bak returned home yesterday to a political storm over his government's decision to defy public opposition and implement a beef import agreement with the US.

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The human appetite for "meat with feet" has never been great news for animals. But more and more, it's also being viewed as a detriment to human health and the environment, leading some activists to wonder if a ...

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NORTH SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA Meat & Livestock Australia 's new beef promotional campaign titled "Beef. Get into it" will launch June 1. David Thomason, M.L.A.'s general manager of marketing, said the multi-phase ...

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In the Ibis Hotel in Suwon, a suburb just south of Seoul, the lobby is alive with movement til the early hours of the morning.

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South Korea's government says it will resume importing U.S. beef despite fears of mad-cow disease that have led to street protests.

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Museveni chats with Japanese prime minister Yasuo Fukuda in Yokohama yesterday By Felix Osike in Yokohama, Japan President Yoweri Museveni has urged Japanese businesspeople to invest in Uganda's energy, ...

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