The body that oversees the religious needs of France’s Jewish community has seen its revenues dwindle as a result of fears of mad cow disease. The Consistoire, which collects a levy on meat sold by kosher butchers, stands to lose about $2.8 million next year if observant Jews continue to shun meat, as many French consumers now do.
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