US Beef Shipped to Israel for First Time in More Than a Decade
A Nebraska beef processor exported beef to Israel, representing the first time that U.S. beef has gone there since a ban on U.S. beef imports in place since 2003 was lifted (see 1602090036), Nebraska Republican Sen. Deb Fischer’s office announced…
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(here). “I was proud to work closely with the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, USDA, and our ambassador in Israel to broker this historic agreement,” she said in a Nov. 3 statement. “Nebraskans feed the world and re-opening this market increases opportunities for our state’s ag producers, communities, and economy.”