On the recordMay 6, 2009
Twenty-two countries have banned pork products or pork, either from our country totally, or from various individualized States within the country.
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congress.govTwenty-two countries have banned pork products or pork, either from our country totally, or from various individualized States within the country.
Vilsack provides an update on countries banning U.S. pork products.
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