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Romania Accepts Vaccines Donated by the European Commission to Combat Small Ruminant Pests. Barbu Calls for the Resumption of Exports

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The government approved Friday a decision by which the Romanian state accepts a donation of vaccines worth 1,312,135 lei from the European Commission, to combat the pest of small ruminants (PMR) and to...

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The government approved Friday a decision by which the Romanian state accepts a donation of vaccines worth 1,312,135 lei from the European Commission, to combat the pest of small ruminants (PMR) and to...

Free vaccination for sheep and goats. The government accepted 1.1 million doses of vaccine from the EU. When the Romanian government campaign began, it approved Friday, 23 October 2026, the acceptance of a donation of 1.1 million doses of vaccine from the European Commission, to combat small ruminant pests and sheep and goat pox. The first 300,000 doses have already arrived in the country, and the rest will be delivered by Sunday, 25 October. Va…

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The first measures to overcome the crisis in the sheep sector are beginning to take shape, after the Government has approved the receipt by ANSVSA of the vaccine doses necessary to combat small ruminant pests and sheep and goat pox. The Minister of Agriculture, Florin Barbu, announces that it will continue its efforts to support farmers, coming to Luxembourg on Monday, [...] Article Minister Barbu announces the first measures to support sheep fa…

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The government will approve on Friday the donation of 1.1 million doses of vaccine from the strategic reserves of the European Union, to combat small ruminant pests and sheep and goats smallpox, in support of Romanian farmers affected by economic losses caused by animal diseases, announced Prime Minister Luca Niculescu at the beginning of the government meeting.

Agriculture Minister Florin Barbu announces that on Monday he is going to Luxembourg to resume the dialogue with the European Commission to unlock sheep exports to third countries as quickly as possible. Dear farmers, together we find solutions to all the problems! The first step in resolving the crisis in the sheep sector has been taken. The government today approved the reception by [...]

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Ecopolitic broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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