Govt. Policy and Regulatory

Officials hopes that the Jianzhou Big Ear goats could lay the groundwork for improved meat production, stronger rural livelihoods, and a more resilient livestock sector.

The four-year deal outlines fishing rights, catch limits, and ecosystem protection measures in Moroccan waters.

The vehicles are expected to reduce disease risks, improve hygiene standards, and streamline livestock movement nationwide.

The new center will focus on enhancing local breeds to increase milk and meat yields and reduce import dependence.

The case underscores how avian flu remains a persistent threat to animal health and trade stability.

With this conditional approval, cattle producers now have an immediate line of defense against a parasite that poses a serious threat to animal health and agricultural livelihoods.

Government officials say the new policy will prioritise stricter monitoring of hatcheries, prohibit low-quality feed, and strengthen laboratory testing to ensure food safety.

The goal is to transform livestock health management into a more preventive and responsive system that can reduce economic losses.

EFSA’s panel of experts has examined the maize thoroughly and found no risks when used as intended in food and feed products.

With migratory birds clustering in Europe during winter months, proactive biosecurity is essential to prevent infections from entering farms.