No ban: SA keeps chicken trade open despite Newcastle disease in Brazil
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Country decided not to adopt national restrictions on poultry trade, but established sanitary requirements for the entry of fresh meat, fertile eggs and chicks The post Export of chicken from Brazil escapes from blockade in South Africa after three focus of Newcastle in SC apareceu primeiro em ND More
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No ban: SA keeps chicken trade open despite Newcastle disease in Brazil
South Africa will not ban poultry imports from Brazil after a Newcastle disease outbreak in Santa Catarina, relying instead on existing veterinary certification requirements to keep trade flowing. Fresh meat must come from disease-free premises within a 10 km radius.
Country will restrict only shipments of units with outbreaks of the disease, preserving the trade of chicken meat, fertile eggs and chicks
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