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Uruguay's Animal Health Division has started delivering 468,000 doses of Avian Influenza vaccine to accredited veterinarians for laying hens and breeders, with a total of 900,000 doses expected for incubators in the first installment. The vaccines, supplied from the United States, will be distributed in 225 vials kept in liquid nitrogen thermoses at -195°C. The distribution for adult animals in Mexico will begin next week. The vaccination campaign aims to improve biosafety conditions and the undersecretary has confirmed that the vaccine does not pose any consumption risks for meat and derivatives.
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The technical team of the Animal Health Division of the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries (MGAP) of Uruguay started on Tuesday (2) the delivery of 468 thousand doses of vectorized vaccine against Avian Influenza to the responsible veterinarians accredited by the Pasta . The doses coming from the United States will be destined for laying hens and breeders. In total there will be 900,000 doses of this vaccine for incubators in this first installment. The vaccines are packaged in 225 vials of 4,000 doses each, frozen in liquid nitrogen thermoses at -195°C. The distribution of the inactivated vaccine intended for adult animals in Mexico begins next week. During the activity, the undersecretary, Ignacio Buffa, accompanied the process and said that the main defense for the disease not to enter commercial farms ...
Source: NoticiasAgricolas
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