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Russia Moves to Ban Beef, Pork from U.S. and Canada (Jan 25, 2013) | Russia Moves to Ban Beef, Pork from U.S. and Canada
Use of Ractopamine in Feed Prompts Russia to Ban Beef and Pork Exports
By Amanda Brodhagen, Farms.com
Russia says that it plans to ban beef and pork imports from the U.S and Canada over the use of ractopamine, which is sometimes used as a feed additive. Ractopamine is a steroid that helps aid in weight gain and muscle growth. The ban will only apply to chilled meat imports. Last year, along with several other EU countries, Russia banned the use of ractopamine domestically. The ban is scheduled to be implemented as early as February 4, 2013. |
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