Fischler sopesas un embargo a Portugal por las 'vacas locas'

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Due to the many cases of mad cow disease reported in Portugal in 1998, the EU's Agriculture commission could decide to ban exports of beef from Portugal to the EU. A report to be presented on October 1, 1998 by the Portuguese government, informing of the exact situation. According to Portugal's ministry of agriculture, there were 53 new cases of BSE in 1998. Since 1994 a total 147 cases have been reported. Although Portugal claims it does not export beef, and a ban would be therefore useless, the European Commission has confirmed that some 1,555.9 tonnes of beef were exported by Portugal to the EU in 1997. The EU agriculture commissioner claims the situation in Portugal is very serious but he will wait for the conclusions of the report to be made on October 1st.

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EU: Agriculture Commission may decide to ban exports of beef from Portugal due to many cases of mad cow disease reported in 1998

Administration of General Economic Programs, European Union, International economic relations, Export Controls, Article

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Hungary: Datacon to enter the market

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Datacon, until now based in the Austrian province of Tirol, has plans to establish a part of its business in Gyor, Hungary, before the end of 2001. Engineering, final assembly and the development of the "Bonder", a highly specialized machine to mount chips introduced in 1995 and exported worldwide, will remain in Tirol. In the European advanced packaging market, Datacon holds a market share of 44%.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Semiconductor Parts, Hungary, Semiconductor industry, dataCon Inc.

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