About 3,000 German farms have been given the green light to re-open as the government vowed last Sunday to toughen up on a dioxin poisoning scare that sparked import bans on some of its farm products. Meanwhile Danish authorities said that toxic animal feed from Germany had been purchased by a Danish firm and could be in Denmark, a food official said. Out of the 4,700 German farms that were closed, "there are now only 1,470 farms barred from deliveries out of the about 4,400" in the region, Lower Saxony's agriculture ministry said in a statement.
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