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Friday, January 16, 2004
Japan Suspends Taiwanese Poultry Imports
January 16, 2004 Japan Suspends Taiwanese Poultry Imports Japan has ordered suspension of live chicken, chicken meat and egg imports from Taiwan due to bird flu concerns, the Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Ministry said Friday. Japan i ...
Friday, January 16, 2004
Philippines Poultry Bird Flu Free
January 16, 2004 Philippines Poultry Bird Flu Free The Philippines Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) declared on Thursday that the country's poultry is free from the bird flu disease which is currently spreading in the region. "We would like ...
Friday, January 16, 2004
WHO To Unravel Bird Flu Mystery in Thailand Next Week
January 16, 2004 WHO To Unravel Bird Flu Mystery in Thailand Next Week World Health Organisation experts will arrive next week in Thailand to conduct tests on dead chickens, to confirm if the poultry deaths in the country are bird flu relat ...
Friday, January 16, 2004
Thailand Give Bird Flu Free Assurance To Asian Chicken Importers
January 16, 2004 Thailand Give Bird Flu Free Assurance To Asian Chicken Importers The Thai government is expected to issue a strong statement today reassuring chicken importers from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Japan that poultry in t ...
Friday, January 16, 2004
Malaysia's Integrated Poultry Producer D.B.E Set For Expansion
January 16, 2004 Malaysia's Integrated Poultry Producer D.B.E Set For Expansion D.B.E. Gurney Resources Bhd, one of the few integrated poultry producers in Malaysia, is set to open two more retail outlets, one in Ipoh, Perak and the other i ...
Friday, January 16, 2004
Malaysia Declares Bird Flu Free Status
January 16, 2004 Malaysia Declares Bird Flu Free Status Malaysian Health Minister Datuk Chua Jui Meng declared the country's poultry population free of bird flu. Surveillance by the Institute of Medical Research showed that Malaysia's poult ...
Friday, January 16, 2004
Vietnam Ban Poultry Sales in Ho Chi Minh City
January 16, 2004 Vietnam Ban Poultry Sales in Ho Chi Minh City With effect from today, Vietnam will ban poultry sales in Ho Chi Minh City, in a bid to stop the spread of deadly bird flu that has killed at least three people and resulted in ...
Friday, January 16, 2004
Thai Herbs May Replace Antibiotics in Chicken Feed
January 16, 2004 Thai Herbs May Replace Antibiotics in Chicken Feed With the European Union prohibiting imports of poultry raised with the aid of antibiotics from 2006, Thai farmers are turning to local herbs as an alternative feed suppleme ...
Thursday, January 15, 2004
Taiwan Slaughters 20,000 Chickens Infected With Virus
January 15, 2004 Taiwan Slaughters 20,000 Chickens Infected With Virus A Taiwanese farm slaughtered 20,000 chickens Thursday after some of the birds tested positive for a mild strain of avian flu - a virus that has ravaged poultry in other ...
Thursday, January 15, 2004
South Korea Ups Efforts To Fight Bird Flu
January 15, 2004 South Korea Ups Efforts To Fight Bird Flu South Korea has stepped up quarantine efforts in a bid to contain bird flu from spreading further.  A tight quarantine zone has been established around a poultry farm in Yangsan, 39 ...
Thursday, January 15, 2004
Live Chicken Sales and Prices Stable in Hong Kong
January 15, 2004 Live Chicken Sales and Prices Stable in Hong Kong Live chicken sales and prices were stable in Hong Kong on Wednesday despite the bird flu scare in the region. Stephen Wong Wai-chuen, chairman of the Hong Kong Poultry Retai ...
Thursday, January 15, 2004
Vietnam Bird Flu May Spread To Pigs
January 15, 2004 Vietnam Bird Flu May Spread To Pigs A top government vet in Vietnam says bird flu may be transmitted from birds to pigs, and the disease would eventually land up in humans. Unconfirmed reports quoted local officials in sout ...
Thursday, January 15, 2004
Vietnam Ban Chicken Transportation In 18 Provinces
January 15, 2004 Vietnam Ban Chicken Transportation In 18 Provinces Transportation of chicken within 18 provinces was banned as Vietnam grapples with the bird flu virus that has plagued the country, killing at least three people and nearly ...
Thursday, January 15, 2004
Japan Chickens Culled To Contain Bird Flu
January 15, 2004 Japan Chickens Culled To Contain Bird Flu Japan authorities have destroyed thousands of chickens at Yamaguchi Prefecture, the source of the bird flu outbreak in the country.  The Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry meanwhile ...
Thursday, January 15, 2004
Hong Kong, Thailand, Cambodia Bans Bird Flu Hit Countries
January 15, 2004 Hong Kong, Thailand, Cambodia Bans Bird Flu Hit Countries Hong Kong, Thailand and Cambodia have also banned poultry imports from countries affected by bird flu, a potentially fatal disease which can jump from poultry to hum ...
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