Brazil: Government of Goiás hopes for a quick reestablishment of beef exports

Published 2023년 3월 6일

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The Goiás government is closely monitoring the suspension of Brazilian meat imports by China following the discovery of a mad cow case in Pará. The case was found in a single nine-year-old animal and was due to natural causes, ruling out contamination. The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock is taking necessary measures to resolve the export impasse to China and plans to hold a virtual meeting with the Chinese government to provide official information and restore beef shipments. The government is also taking preventive measures to prevent Avian Influenza in the state and will no longer require herd vaccination against foot-and-mouth disease this year.

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The Government of Goiás is closely monitoring the consequences of the suspension of imports of Brazilian meat by China, as a result of a case of mad cow found in Pará. This is an atypical case, that is, it occurred due to natural causes in a single nine-year-old animal, ruling out the possibility of contamination, according to the results of the tests released last Friday (03), by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock ( Map). The note released by Mapa also informs that measures are already being taken in accordance with health protocols to resolve the impasse of exports to China. To this end, it will schedule a virtual meeting with the Chinese government in order to pass on official information and restore shipments to that country. The examination that proved the atypicality of the case was carried out by the reference laboratory of the World Organization for Animal Health (WHOA) in Canada. “Our expectation is that beef exports to China will resume as soon as possible,” said ...

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