Le crunch: beef has brought Tory divides about Europe to a head

Article Abstract:

The beef cattle crisis in Great Britain has brought the issue of relations with Europe to the forefront. Demand that Britain's cattle be destroyed by other European nations because of mad-cow disease has caused strained relations and three views about how to deal with the situation.

Health aspects, International relations, European Union, British foreign relations

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An unkind cut for the Pampas

Article Abstract:

Argentine beef farmers have been hit by a drop in prices which is partly linked to changes in consumption patterns. There is a need to boost efficiency and reduce numbers of animals.

Argentina, Livestock breeders

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Of secrecy and madness

Article Abstract:

A report has been issued on the British government's handling of the crisis which arose as a result of mad cow disease and its implications for human health.

Agricultural policy, Bovine spongiform encephalopathy

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