Newcastle Disease in the Azores Is It Safe to Consume Poultry Meat and Eggs?
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Newcastle disease has spread in the Azores and affects wild birds. So far there is no record of outbreaks on agricultural holdings. However, will there be a risk of consuming poultry meat? What about eggs?
Despite the risk to the population being very low, the DGAV recommended some care to deal with this contagious virus in birds, known as Newcastle Disease and present in this archipelago.
Newcastle disease has already been confirmed in wild birds on four islands in the Azores, revealed today the regional director of Agriculture, Veterinary and Food, adding that so far it has not been detected in poultry. Newcastle disease content is already confirmed in four islands of the Azores appears first in National Leaf.
Newcastle disease has already been confirmed in wild birds on four islands in the Azores, revealed today the Regional Director of Agriculture, Veterinary and Food, adding that so far it has not been detected in poultry.
According to the regional director, the Azorian executive is waiting for the results of analyses carried out in the laboratory of the National Institute of Agricultural and Veterinary Research.
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