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Public inquiries: 1-800-442-2342 Following the May 20, 2003 detection of a BSE -infected animal in Canada, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency ( CFIA ) launched a comprehensive and exhaustive investigation. Efforts included trace-back, trace-forward and feed investigations, which spanned four provinces and included some 2,700 animals. The Canadian approach to the recent detection of an infected animal in the United States is similar in thoroughness to our previous efforts. As we learned through our own experience, the appropriate response to a case of | |
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