Mad cow illness found in California; no tellurian hazard seen

<p>WASHINGTON (Reuters) U.S. authorities reported a countrys initial box of mad cow disease in 6 years on Tuesday, fast assuring consumers and tellurian importers that there was no risk of beef from a California dairy cow entering a food chain.
Despite assurances from Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack that a anticipating acted no risk to a food supply or to tellurian health, dual vital South Korean retailers halted sales of U.S. beef and a supervision there pronounced it might postpone quarantine inspections, a pierce that would effectively hindrance imports.
Fears of a intensity recoil among consumers and large importers of U.S. beef fueled a sell-off in Chicago live cattle futures on Tuesday, with memories still pointy of a initial box in 2003 that caused a $3 billion dump in exports. It took until 2011 before those exports entirely recovered.
Mexico pronounced it would contend beef trade with a United States, while Japan, that usually...