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Argentina, a Country
Free of Avian Influenza and Newcastle Disease
Avian Influenza (commonly known as Chicken Flu),
is a disease with a high mortality rate that affects birds
populations. It spreads so rapidly that it has caused
devastating results to Poultry production, worldwide. In the
past few years the disease has been reported in diverse regions
of the planet, from Hong Kong, Korea, Taipei, Laos, to Canada
and USA.
Newcastle Disease has also a high mortality and
morbidity rate, being chickens the most susceptible poultry. It
is considered endemic in many regions of the world. USA, Canada,
Russia, Austria and Cyprus are the countries where the disease
has most recently been reported.
There has never been a case of Avian Influenza in Argentina, and
in 1999 the country was declared Free of Newcastle Disease. All
precautions are taken to make sure the country’s status remains
the same.
Such privileged sanitary position has favoured Argentina’s
poultry industry and most certainly its international commerce,
now exporting to a large number of markets throughout the world.
Please, Contact Us
for Requests for Quotations or detailed Information about our
Poultry products and suppliers.
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