Cattle ranchers are showing concern over dermatosis.

In statements to Efeagro, the manager of the association of beef cattle producers (Asoprovac), Matilde Moro, has detailed that the currently affected area "does not have much cattle farming" of meat aptitude, which does not mean that it "is not still quite dramatic" for the affected producers. However, Asoprovac is now focusing on "very close" areas of Aragon and Catalonia that do have "a very important volume of cattle farming," both beef and dairy, and in which the impact "can be very significant." "We are also very concerned about the restrictions that are generated at the appearance of any outbreak," she emphasized. In fact, another concern is the impact that the arrival of this disease has on the export of live cattle and even beef to third destinations that do not recognize regionalization. In this regard, she recalled that Morocco has already banned the entry of live cattle from Spain, while Japan, Taiwan, the United Kingdom, the U.S., and Canada have established ...