The de facto U.S. embassy in Taiwan on Wednesday sought to assure the public that all U.S. food exports to the country are safe to eat amid concerns raised by Taichung City's mayor over the central government's decision to lift a ban on imports of American pork containing residues of a controversial veterinary drug next year.
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