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Restrictions imposed after case of mad cow disease detected on farm

A case of Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy , known as mad cow disease, was confirmed on an Ayrshire farm.
Precautionary movement restrictions were implemented at the affected farm and three other sites by the Scottish Government.
The infected animal did not enter the human food chain, with no risk to human health reported by Food Standards Scotland.

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