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Brazil confirms first bird flu outbreak in commercial poultry

  • On May 16, 2025, Brazil reported its first case of avian influenza at a poultry production facility located in Montenegro, within the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
  • The outbreak prompted China, Brazil's main trade partner, to impose a 60-day ban on poultry imports while other major consumers imposed state-level restrictions.
  • Brazil, the world's largest chicken exporter responsible for 35% of global poultry trade, is implementing containment measures including bird culling and isolation of the affected area.
  • Brazil exported a record $9.928 billion in chicken meat in 2024, including 562,200 metric tons to China, while Agriculture Minister Carlos Favaro stated the outbreak is not transmitted through consumption and efforts aim to resume normal trade sooner than 60 days.
  • The contingency plan seeks to eliminate the disease, maintain production capacity, ensure supply security, and Brazil is negotiating to lift trade restrictions faster than protocols stipulate.
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Portfolio.hu broke the news in on Friday, May 16, 2025.
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