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- ' 1 f r t I ' 1 0 1 '''''' lok N st : v v t - --- i t ( - - I ' t - 1 wide-rangin- g Nevada i tk I t D) D It c 1 4 v ---' ----" ' e 11 - i I Mexico which had imposed a ban on US poultry because of infectious diseases will scale its restrictions back sharply to prohibit imports only from Texas New Jersey Connecticut Delaware and California said Bill I lawks undersecretary for marketing and mallatory programs Penn said the Chinese are no longer unwilling to consider whether the United States has met the requirements "I'm optimistic that if we can get these things on a sound-sciencbasis then we are much better off than when they are arbitrary" Penn said N 4 1 All 17 2(X)4 imports said JB Penn undersecretary for farm and foreign agricultural services The United States has been trying to persuade leery former importers that US responses to BSE and bird flu comply with international scientific standards on testing and meat safety US-Chin- at tL '"-j ' - I States is making headway in lifting the bans that some of its leading customers have imposed on US beef and poultry exports because of mad cow and bird diseases Agriculture Department officials said Friday Next week China may announce that it will reduce restrictions on US beef and poultry and Mexico will announce that it will open its borders to more US poultry they said Officials sounded less optimistic about coming talks with Japanese officials In a news conference the officials also said the government's plans to increase testing for mad cow disease are on target China had banned US beef sit tirtiaNpril - 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