MEAT DISPOSAL
December 1st, 2001
BY KEITH NUTHALL
GUERNSEY has had startlingly high BSE infection rates since the onset of the epidemic, a new statistical report from the International Office of Epizootics has claimed; it shows that the Channel Isles jurisdiction has had often 10 times more cases per head of cattle aged more than two years than in mainland UK.
GUERNSEY has had startlingly high BSE infection rates since the onset of the epidemic, a new statistical report from the International Office of Epizootics has claimed; it shows that the Channel Isles jurisdiction has had often 10 times more cases per head of cattle aged more than two years than in mainland UK.
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