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farm406 30 Presently, U.S. beef packaged by large conglomerates in the United States can be mixed with that of other countries, for example, Brazil, where they have had outbreaks of the Mad Cow Disease, without country-of-origin labeling. "We can do beer than that," said Schweitzer. "Our beef will have the 'Montana Beef ' trademark on the label so that customers will know what to look for when they decide quality Montana beef is their choice." For more information, contact: Tracy McIntyre, Executive Director of the Montana Cooperative Development Center, at tracy@mcdc.coop. Cole Mannix, Spokesperson for Old Salt Co-op, at cole@oldsaltco-op.com. Walter Schweitzer, Spokesperson for Montana Premium Processing Cooperative, at schweitzer@montana.com. Pasture fed, Black Angus Montana cattle on the Mannix Ranch at Helmville, Montana. Photo courtesy of Old Salt Co-op Old Salt Outpost hamburger looks scrumptious. Photo courtesy of Old Salt Co-op

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