US to Allow British Beef Imports
The British government announced that the U.S. has agreed to accept disease control measures in cattle in the United Kingdom, which means importers will be able buy U.K. beef. American agricultural officials did a three-week inspection of U.K. beef slaughterhouses…
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last summer. The USDA said that raw beef from the UK can come into the U.S. if it was slaughtered on or after March 6. More information can be found in the March 6, 2020 FSIS Constituent Update.