There isn't any nation in the world that requires 100 percent testing.
They're going to be talking about the U.S.-EU approach and proposals in the World Trade Organization. We're trying to find a lot of common ground so we can move the process forward,
We all sense the urgency of coming to a positive result by the time we get to Hong Kong, and certainly that's what the two will be discussing -- how we can achieve that. We all want this objective here.
We believe this is an isolated incident. We hope Taiwan consumers can understand that there is not an issue of food safety.
We certainly recognize that there does need to be an established tolerance for bone fragments that do not pose a food safety concern.
We don't know whether there is need for additional rule making or for guidance to the industry.
We have a very friendly relationship with Japan and we've wanted to resolve this through the negotiation process rather than retaliation.
We have some folks who have a suitcase with them, and they have lost their homes, and they are still working.
We have very strong, interlocking safeguards.
We're certainly keeping them informed of the situation and will relay all the information we have. When we have further test results, we will share that with our trading partners.
We're very much part of the team of reducing the deficit in half by 2009.
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