11.   The biotechnology company said SuperValu Supermarkets Ltd., an Irish food retailer, is selling beef with a label stating the meat had been tested for bovine spongiform encephalopathy.

12.   The breeder sells his beef to the butcher on the clandestine slaughtering market to save on taxes.

13.   The grocery chain said the beef was sold in two types of packages.

14.   The petition would allege that Canadian beef is being sold in U.S. markets at below-cost prices.

15.   Though no fresh British beef is sold in markets, frozen UK beef is available in stores, from restaurants and in products such as pies and sausages.

16.   To be sure, many butchers around Britain have stopped selling beef on the bone, fearing arrest and prosecution.

17.   To sell beef is against the law.

18.   Both say they want to sell British beef again, but not until enough customers are confident about eating it.

19.   In Scotland they had been selling local beef.

20.   In the Greek capital Athens, butchers stopped selling beef Monday, demanding that meat and feed undergo stricter tests for mad cow disease.