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Home » S. Korea: Beef age limit to be kept until concerns subside
SEOUL – South Korea’s agriculture minister said Friday that an age limit on cattle for U.S. beef exports will be kept until local concerns over the meat subside.
Minister Chung Woon-chun told the South Korean parliament that the country has the right to start proceedings to stop the "Less than 30 Month Age-Verification Quality System Assessment (QSA) Program," agreed upon by Seoul and Washington in June.
