The confirmation of a Newcastle disease outbreak in a turkey farm in the surroundings of Nova Itaberaba, in Western Santa Catarina, has led Brazil's commercial partners to establish restrictions on the import of poultry products. Most countries are expected to limit measures to the affected area, in accordance with sanitary protocols established with the Brazilian government.
Exceptions include China and Malaysia, whose agreements provide for nationwide restrictions. China, however, decided to restrict the embargo to Santa Catarina production units, a decision considered positive by Brazilian authorities. Malaysia has not yet informed how it will apply the measures. Mexico, meanwhile, has suspended imports of products…
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