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Health concerns and angry protests have prompted partial bans on US beef imports in Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea – most recently by Taipei on Tuesday. The recurring dispute has strained relations.

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Topic: World Organisation for Animal Health

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Australia considers livestock ban to Indonesia due to animal cruelty

Taiwan curbs US beef imports in latest Asia trade frictions

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