Bird flu: Brazil could resume chicken exports in 28 days, says Minister Fávaro

Bird flu: Brazil could resume chicken exports in 28 days, says Minister Fávaro

Brazil could resume chicken meat exports in 28 days if no new cases of avian influenza are reported, Agriculture Minister Carlos Fávaro told reporters Monday. He also pointed out that strict containment measures were in place following last week's outbreak.

A single case of avian influenza stopped exports to customers who bought 10% of their national meat production. Click to know

The Minister of Agriculture and Pecuária, Carlos Fávaro, assessed that there would be no “ relevant impact” on the prices of poultry and eggs, considering the fall in the temporary suspension of export to several countries. “There may be oversupply in 10 to 15 days of free meat, but we see stability”, he said. Read More Brazil's soya imports by China fall 22.2% in April before 2024 China reduces interest rates to help the economy in the middle o…

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The Minister of Agriculture, Carlos Fávaro, said on this Tuesday (19) that Brazil has the possibility to recover the status of a country free of avian influenza since new cases have not been recorded in the next 28 days. The first focus of the disease was identified in a bird breeder located in Montenegro, in Rio Grande do Sul, on 16 May. Favaro highlighted the importance of blockage and tracking measures in the affected farm, as a way to minimi…