Imported beef products: suspension extended

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Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease, bovine spongiform encephalopathy, disease transmission

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Because of concerns about the link between BSE-infected British beef and variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (vCJD) in humans, importation into Australia of specified foods that contained British beef has been banned since 1996. As a precaution, because it is becoming clearer now that more countries in Europe may be affected by BSE in their cattle, the Federal Government has announced (Media Release, 5 January 2001) that it has decided to suspend temporarily the importation of foods containing beef or beef products from other countries in Europe.

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31/12/00

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No authors listed. 2000. “Imported Beef Products: Suspension Extended”. Communicable Diseases Intelligence 24 (December):385. https://ojs.cdi.cdc.gov.au/index.php/cdi/article/view/2643.

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