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