The government has replaced the Over Thirty Months rule for eating beef in favour of a BSE testing system, following the advice of the Food Standards Agency.
British cattle born after July 31, 1996 will be allowed to be sold for human consumption if they test negative for the disease, although older cattle will still be banned from human consumption.
British cattle born after July 31, 1996 will be allowed to be sold for human consumption if they test negative for the disease, although older cattle will still be banned from human consumption.
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