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An agreement was reached on April 18th between the Lee (South Korea) and Bush administrations to lift a six-year ban on American beef from the South Korean market. The ban was instituted in 2003 following the discovery that an American cow had...
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I came across an interesting article today via the Marmot’s Hole. Apparently, American beef sold out within 6 hours of being distributed in several areas. R.J....
made popular Jul 3 2008
I surfed over to the Korean Beat today and saw an interesting article about an American who was injured, recently, at one of the many beef protests. Apparently he had...
made popular Jul 1 2008
South Korea has a young and vibrant, albeit occasionally misguided, democracy. By now you’ve probably heard one too many stories about the protests that have been...
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I have the latest, breaking news from Seoul. Wait for it…
Yes, more beef protests.
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Winners, from left: Wayne Holloway, President/CEO, Cattlemens Restaurants; Craig Godfrey, EVP of Operations, Charlie Brown’s Steakhouse; Peter Merriman, Chef and Owner, Merriman’s Restaurants (Photo: Business Wire)
