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Uruguay stepped up border sanitary controls in anticipation of "unpleasant" surprises following at least fourteen outbreaks of foot and mouth disease in neighboring Brazil.

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written by Guest, 2005-11-06 06:10:57

though i am not familiar with uruguayan and brailian historical relationships, hopefully the two nations exchanged a few thoughts prior to this restriction. one question is can a country track their own meat supply to identify its origination within its own borders? if not, then what uruguayan govenment has done is appropriate enlight of secure safe food for their citizens. now, the brazilian government (as others around the world) should work on improving their tracking and monitoring the food supply.

acommon(northern traveler heading to south america soon)
rob j>