Bird flu on chicken farm: Argentina suspends exports

Argentina suspends exports of poultry products due to bird flu

Argentina suspended the export of poultry products after the first case of bird flu was detected at a production center in the province of Rio Negro (south), according to the National Agrifood Health and Quality Service (Senasa). Read more (03/01/2023)

Argentina suspends poultry exports after detecting 1st case of bird flu

Poultry exports have halted in Argentina after the country detected its first case of bird flu in the industry. Most of its previous cases came from wild birds.

Argentina Suspends Poultry Exports After Avian Flu Case in Commercial Squad

With confirmation, the country temporarily loses its disease-free status

Government suspends all poultry exports after bird flu finding

Argentina self-suspends export of all chicken products after Senasa health body confirms first positive case of avian influenza in industrial poultry.

Bird flu on chicken farm: Argentina suspends exports

Argentina has announced the automatic suspension of poultry exports after discovering a case of bird flu on a chicken farm.

Argentina halts poultry exports after case of avian flu confirmed

Argentine authorities Tuesday suspended poultry exports after the first case of avian flu was confirmed in the province of Río Negro. The South American country's poultry exports last year amounted to US$ 383 million, with China buying 75% of them. With 2.5 million tons of poultry meat produced annually, 10% are sold abroad.