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(22 Jun 1997) T/I: 10:14:48


The fact that four of Europe's most influential leaders were
talking trade at the Summit of Eight in Denver this weekend
(20-22 June) was not lost on Colorado cattlemen. They used the
meeting of the world's eight most powerful heads of state as an
opportunity to press for a change in rules about exporting their
beef.

SHOWS:

PEORIA, COLORADO, 20/6
ws ranch: Davies driving and checking cattle; vs cows;
SOT Davies (English): "There's no scientific basis, the
scientists in the World Trade Organisation said you can't detect
it, there's no danger with it. They're using it, they have a lot
of extra beef in Europe and they and their farmers just don't
want out beef." Davies with cattle;

DENVER, COLORADO, 20/6
Sign for summit of the eight; Paemen in Colorado Convention
Centre;
SOT Paemen (English): "This is about the perception in
Europe based on some experience that hormones cannot be good for
the health. We have had a lot of scientific studies and
conclusions which are not always the same and there is, with the
European consumer, at least a desire to know what they are
eating."
Interior supermarket with packaged beef, vs beef counters.
Exterior Buckhorn Exchange restaurant, interior restaurant
with diners, ws cook at grill, cu meat being cooked, vs
restaurant;

PEORIA, COLORADO 20/6
Davis SOT: "Because it limits the sales of our cattle. We
take European farm products here ... in fact the seed stock for
these cattle came from Europe, so it's a one-way street;
Cattle

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