|   | 
| A staffer arranges beef products in a supermarket in  Taipei yesterday. PHOTO: PICHI CHUANG, REUTERS | 
The American Chamber of Commerce in  Taipei (AmCham) yesterday called on Taipei and Washington to resume the  long-stalled Trade and Investment Framework Agreement (TIFA) talks now that the  controversial issue of Taiwan's restrictions on US beef imports has been  resolved.
In a statement issued yesterday, AmCham welcomed the  announcement that Taipei and Washington had reached agreement on a protocol on  the liberalization of imports of US beef products into Taiwan.



 
 



 
  
		