Embargoes on chicken exports persist in the US, even with the decrease in cases of Avian Influenza

게시됨 2023년 7월 31일

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US poultry producers are suffering economic problems due to ongoing embargoes imposed by China and other countries following the avian flu outbreak. These embargoes, which restrict a $6 billion export market, are exacerbating existing issues such as limited labor, low prices, and uncertainty about feed costs. The US poultry industry is particularly reliant on the Chinese market, which is the main destination for products like chicken feet that Americans do not consume.

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Despite going months without infections in their flocks, US poultry producers say they face serious economic problems from avian flu, as China and some smaller importers fail to lift embargoes imposed during what was the worst outbreak of Avian Influenza ever. faced by the North American poultry industry. Durable, the embargoes imposed last year under the justification of preventing the spread of the disease restrict an export market of US$ 6 billion, hampering even more the performance of the sector, which already faces problems with limited labor, low prices of chicken and uncertainty about feed costs. The Chinese market is particularly important for US companies because it is the main destination for items like chicken feet, which Americans generally do not consume, industry officials said. Pilgrim's Pride CEO Fabio Sandri warned Thursday that Beijing could extend its ban even as other countries resume trade. Majority owned by JBS, the company is one of the largest chicken ...

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