Brazilian chicken exports suspended to 9 destinations after bird flu case

Published 2025년 5월 18일

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Brazil has suspended chicken and poultry exports to nine countries, including China, the European Union, Canada, South Africa, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, and South Korea, following a case of avian flu on a commercial farm in Rio Grande do Sul. The suspensions are in line with health agreements with each country and may be converted to regional embargoes. The extent of the suspensions and the timing for their potential lifting will depend on the decision of each country and the progress of the avian flu outbreak.

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Exports of Brazilian chicken and poultry products have been suspended to nine destinations, following confirmation of a case of avian flu on a commercial farm in Rio Grande do Sul. Exports of Brazilian poultry products to China, the European Union, Canada, South Africa, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico and South Korea have been temporarily suspended, according to a survey by the Ministry of Agriculture. The list includes countries that have suspended imports of poultry products from Brazil and for which Brazil has stopped certifying exports as provided for in the health agreement established with each country. The ministry reported this Sunday, the 18th, that Brazil has stopped certifying exports from all of Brazil to China, the European Union, Canada and South Africa, as provided for in the health protocols agreed between Brazil and these countries. Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico and South Korea have announced the suspension of imports of poultry products from the entire ...

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