Paperwork spooks U.S. ground beef, offal importers

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Taipei, Nov. 8 (CNA) Although Taiwan is set to lift its restrictions on U.S. beef imports on the basis of a recent protocol between the two countries, Taiwan importers are being turned off by costs and the complicated paperwork required to bring in ground beef and offal from the United States.

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