Taiwan's government sets ractopamine standards for U.S. pork

Taiwan on Saturday set limits on the amount of ractopamine residue allowed in imported U.S. pork, making local requirements tighter than existing international standards for certain parts of pigs, due to Taiwanese people's relatively large consumption of such products.

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