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January - February 2006

Insight to the Beef Industry

Beef industry media analysis, Nov-Dec. 2005

GRACE campaigns against modern agriculture

Financial influence of activist groups up significantly in 2004

FDA proposes to expand BSE feed rule, despite low risk

Non-intact beef products unlikely to pose pathogen concern

Packaging improves shelf-life of retail beef products

FSIS and FDA discuss jurisdiction changes

Environmental Issues Overview

Contrary to GAO report, public lands grazing provides numerous benefits

Study shows cattle grazing helpful to endangered species

Mandatory livestock price reporting a beneficial tool

US beef returns to three export markets

Trade issues overview

2005 beef exports - is that a light at the end of the tunnel?

Record US imports are slowing somewhat

2005 feeder cattle imports send mixed signals

Cattle economic situation and outlook

2005 wholesale beef values improve; similar factors will be at play this year

Last year's byproduct value weaker, increased market access key for 2006

FMD perceived as cattle disease, but some concerned about human illness too

Consumers view "lean" beef more favorably

Where's their offer?

FSIS data show Salmonella levels continue to decline



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