Foot and Mouth Disease Threat - KRIR Wants to Ban Imports of Animals and Animal Products from Germany

Published 2025년 1월 27일

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The National Council of Agricultural Chambers (KRIR) in Poland is calling for a ban on animal and animal product imports from Germany due to the risk of foot-and-mouth disease. The disease, which has recently been reported in Germany, poses a significant threat to farm animals and could lead to severe economic losses. The source of the outbreak in Germany is unknown, which further increases the risk of spread. KRIR believes that immediate preventive measures are necessary and warns that failure to act could have serious consequences for Polish agriculture and the economy.
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Among other things, the National Council of Agricultural Chambers (KRIR) is demanding a ban on the import of animals and animal products from Germany in the face of the threat of foot-and-mouth disease. In a letter related to the appearance of foot-and-mouth disease in Germany - from 24 January to the Minister of Agriculture Czesław Siekierski - KRIR requests "taking urgent and decisive actions aimed at protecting Polish agriculture and minimizing the risk of spreading this dangerous disease in our country". "Foot-and-mouth disease, as a highly contagious viral disease, poses a huge threat to farm animals, such as cattle, pigs, sheep and goats. Its occurrence leads to severe economic losses, including a drop in animal purchase prices and costs related to eliminating disease outbreaks and introducing trade restrictions" - KRIR indicates. As it emphasizes, the source of the disease outbreak in Germany (Brandenburg) is still unknown, which additionally increases the risk of its ...
Source: AgroPolska

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