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Yakiniku, Japanese barbecue. | Photo: Marcus Richert. Creative Commons |
Mie restaurant allegedly served banned beef
A yakiniku restaurant in Mie Prefecture is suspected to have served meat from a cow’s temple, which is prohibited by law over fears such meat could be tainted with mad cow disease.
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