Health Risk: Argentina Suspended Imports of Avian Products From an Area of Brazil
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The measure of Senasa was taken after the detection of an outbreak of Newcastle disease in a commercial turkey farm in Santa Catarina; the restriction reaches only the goods coming from the area delimited by the Brazilian authorities and the rest of the products can enter with health certification
The discovery of a focus of Newcastle disease in Santa Catarina broadened the restrictions on Brazilian exports of chicken meat and other poultry products. According to a report released this afternoon by the Ministry of Agriculture, Malaysia suspended imports from all over Brazil. Saudi Arabia and Chile, in turn, did not receive the shipments of the product from the state of Santa Catarina.
The Senasa suspended the entry of avian goods from the affected area of Santa Catarina, where the virus was detected in a commercial turkey farm. The rest of the trade can continue from areas free of the disease, while the organism asked to strengthen biosafety in Argentine establishments.
After an outbreak in a commercial turkey farm in Santa Catarina, Argentina suspended the revenues of avian goods from the affected area. The rest of the trade may continue under specific sanitary conditions.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock informed that the health depopulation of the commercial establishment for the creation of cutting turkeys in the municipality of Nova Itaberaba, in Santa Catarina, where a focus of Newcastle disease was identified. According to the ministry, cleaning and disinfection procedures of the facilities are under way, according to the applicable sanitary protocols. Related news:Agriculture confirms focus of Newc…
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