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China becomes last nation to lift ban on US pork
China has become the last nation to lift its ban on U.S. pork as fears about swine flu ease.Nick Giordano of the Washington D.C.-based National Pork Producers Council says final details of a trade agreement are being worked out and the world's largest consumer of pork could begin accepting shipments within two weeks.That's good news for U.S. pork farmers who were hit with a triple whammy of high feed
China has become the last nation to lift its ban on U.S. pork as fears about swine flu ease.Nick Giordano of the Washington D.C.-based National Pork Producers Council says final details of a trade agreement are being worked out and the world's largest consumer of pork could begin accepting shipments within two weeks.That's good news for U.S. pork farmers who were hit with a triple whammy of high feed
Argentine president: Eat pork, spice your sex life
Argentina's president thinks eating pig meat is really sexy.
Argentina's president thinks eating pig meat is really sexy.
Argentine president: Eat pork, spice your sex life
Argentina's president thinks eating pig meat is really sexy. Many people in this beef-loving nation reacted with surprise Thursday after Cristina Fernandez promoted pork in a speech during which
Pork rinds face tougher entry at Mexican border
U.S. Customs officials say people entering the U.S. from Mexico will have to leave behind a favorite snack starting Thursday — pork rinds, or chicharrones as they're called south of the
China to lift swine flu-inspired ban on US pork
Chinese officials have agreed to lift the ban on U.S. pork imports they imposed last spring out of fear of swine flu.
Chinese officials have agreed to lift the ban on U.S. pork imports they imposed last spring out of fear of swine flu.
Experts: Swine flu exacerbates pork industry woes
The pork industry is facing one of its worst struggles in memory and an unwanted link to the so-called swine flu is exacerbating problems, experts told Congress on Thursday.
The pork industry is facing one of its worst struggles in memory and an unwanted link to the so-called swine flu is exacerbating problems, experts told Congress on Thursday.
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