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Are the protective measures in place sufficient to ensure the safety of the human food supply in light of the June 2005 BSE positive cow?

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Are the protective measures in place sufficient to ensure the safety of the human food supply in light of the June 2005 BSE positive cow?

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Yes, the protective measures put into place in July 2004 by FDA ensure that cattle materials that carry the highest risk of transmitting the agent that causes BSE are excluded from human food, including dietary supplements, and cosmetics. These measures, along with similar measures established by USDA, provide a uniform national BSE policy and ensure the safety of human food.

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