Economy
Mexico suspends imports of poultry products from Brazil following Newcastle disease outbreak
The restriction affects poultry meat, giblets, fertile eggs, and pets, pending further health assessments by Mexican authorities.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- Mexico halted the purchase and entry of chicken meat and other poultry items coming from Brazil.
- Who is affected
- Brazilian poultry producers, exporters, and travelers carrying animal-origin products.
- What changes
- The commercial and tourist import ban remains in effect until a new sanitary evaluation is conducted by the Mexican authorities.
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Sources
- México suspende importação de produtos avícolas do Brasil — CNN Brasil
- México suspende importação de frango do Brasil após surto de doença aviária — Folha de S.Paulo — em cima da hora
- México suspende importação de frango do Brasil após surto de Newcastle em granja de SC — UOL — economia
- México suspende importação avícola do Brasil após surto de Newcastle em SC — UOL — notícias