Turkey is dealing with an outbreak of bird flu, with over 5 million chickens culled to curb the spread. Despite the outbreak, the disease is under control and has not affected poultry production outside of quarantined areas. The government has halted poultry imports from Turkey due to the outbreak, but there is no disruption in egg and poultry meat sales. Consumers are advised to cook poultry and eggs well to prevent the virus from spreading to humans. A new regulation will also ban the sale of pomegranate syrup with additives, effective after June, promoting more natural food products.