Dozens of Taiwanese protest the government's lifting of a six-year ban on imports of U.S. bone-in beef and offal, saying the products carry a higher risk of mad cow disease than boneless beef, Sunday, Nov. 08, 2009, in Taipei, Taiwan. A Woman holds a sign that reads: "Imports of U.S. beef and offal will bring harm to our offspring." AP Photo logo AP Photo 1 week ago

Dozens of Taiwanese protest the government's lifting of a six-year ban on imports of U.S. bone-in beef and offal, saying the products carry a higher risk of mad cow disease than boneless beef, Sunday, Nov. 08, 2009, in Taipei, Taiwan. A Woman holds a sign that reads: "Imports of U.S. beef and offal will bring harm to our offspring."

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