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Grain shipments are resuming in the port. See http://www.foodmarket.com/newsemail.asp?key=273740

Wherever it was, it was somewhere "remote enough" that it had no access to the BioRad tests at any universities or other labs....

http://www.foodmarket.com/newsemail.asp?key=267581 Also, any questions, ask me, I'll tell you what I know. Pete

This will determine if Judge Cebull reschedules the hearing or not. Full text, PDF, 56 pages: http://www.foodmarket.com/newsemail.asp?key=267152

Also, a PDF of the order here: http://www.foodmarket.com/newsemail.asp?key=266548

The story so far: http://www.foodmarket.com/newsemail.asp?key=266543

Apparently the USDA is saying that the dead cow was suspect for BSE, therefore tested and then destroyed and not allowed to enter the pet feed supply. I guess there are some downer animals they do not suspect have BSE, or else all those animals at the plant would be tested.

http://www.foodmarket.com/newsemail.asp?key=264117 USDA confirms mad cow was from Texas Animal "dead on arrival" to pet food plant The cow verified positive last week for bovine spongiform encephalopathy was born and raised in the state of Texas, the Agriculture Department confirmed...

haha -- perhaps.... maybe we could have a whole sliding scale of positivity

Hi, Those two June samples were retested via Western blot at the same time that the November sample was. They were found negative by the Western blot, confrming the negative IHC last summer. It's important to note that unlike the November sample which was positive to two Bio-Rad tests, the...

It's my understanding that the USDA did not have the Prionics Western blot right away in Dec 03, but whenever they did get it, they only needed 1 mg of brain to confirm the BSE as opposed to 20 mg in this case

As far as I know there have been 188,000 BSE cases total worldwide... and 183,000 of those were in England... But atypical BSE has only been found in Italy, France, and Japan... so necessarily it is a small minority of worldwide cases and thus not "english BSE" from the first cow to catch scrapie.