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Dec 24 - A meat inspectors union is accusing US slaughterhouses of allowing brain tissue, spinal cords and other banned materials from older cows to enter the food supply in violation of federal regulations. The allegations, which come a year after the United States first known case of mad cow disease, add to critics concerns that the government has not done enough to ensure that the US beef supply safe.

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