Govt. Policy and Regulatory

The government is betting that swift action, long-term investment in vaccine production and stricter biosecurity will help contain FMD and restore stability to one of South Africa’s most valuable agricultural sectors.

The continental framework in the works is expected to reframe livestock as a driver of sustainable development, resilience, and food security across the continent.

By easing trade frictions ahead of the SPS deal, the UK government hopes to strengthen supply chains, lower costs, and deliver stability for businesses and consumers alike.

Kenya lost an estimated 2.5 million livestock during the 2021–2022 drought, calling for a significant shift from emergency relief to long-term resilience.

This initiative ends an ban that was imposed three (3) years ago following an outbreak of sheep and goat pox in Spain.

Unlike human food, however, cultivated pet food ingredients do not need pre-market approval, meaning Umami Bioworks could fast-track its entry.

With investments accelerating and production targets set, Tunisia’s aquaculture sector is poised to become a cornerstone of the country’s future seafood supply.

However, the Kenya Veterinary Association (KVA) has voiced opposition to the rollout, citing risks they argue warrant a postponement of mass vaccination.

With early successes reported, the Ministry is betting that its campaign will build trust in Egypt’s feed sector and ensure farmers get the quality inputs they need to sustain production.

BANVACO, the antigen bank, symbolizes a collective pact for the protection of animal health and the economic and food stability of the entire continent.