Bulgaria presented the European campaign to eradicate ASF

Published 2021년 7월 28일

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The European Union lacks standard legislation for categorizing open-air pig farms, leading to limited information and the need for cautious interpretation, according to Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ilian Kostov, Deputy Director of the Center for Risk Assessment in the Food Chain. The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has launched a campaign, 'Stop African swine fever', to raise awareness about the disease and the role of farmers in control, expanding from 9 to 18 target countries. The campaign supports efforts to eradicate ASF in Europe and addresses issues related to disinfection and biosecurity in pig farming. In Bulgaria, a 2020 control and prevention plan for ASF is showing results, and EFSA has issued a scientific opinion on the risk of ASF spread from outdoor pig farming in the EU.
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There is still no harmonized legislation for the categorization of open-air pig holdings in the European Union, the information is limited and therefore needs to be interpreted carefully. This was said by the Deputy Director of the Center for Risk Assessment in the Food Chain (CHRC) Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ilian Kostov during a webinar organized by the Center, which presented the campaign "Stop African swine fever" of the European food safety (EFSA). Were the checks for the virtual herds a miracle in three days? The main goal of the event was to raise public awareness about the disease, focusing on the key role of farmers and stockbreeders in controlling African swine fever (ASF). The campaign started last year, initially in 9 target countries. This year, EFSA is expanding its scope to include 9 new countries, including Bulgaria, identified on the basis of risk, based on the specific epidemic situation regarding ASF. The campaign complements the ongoing efforts of the European Commission ...
Source: Agri

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