The Department of Agriculture (DA) in the Philippines has lifted the temporary ban on poultry imports from six countries that were previously affected by avian influenza outbreaks.
The ban suspension covers live birds, specifically for pets or zoos, from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia (Kelantan and Sabah), Saudi Arabia, Slovenia, and Sweden.
The DA stated that the decision was made because all reported avian flu cases in these countries have been resolved and no new outbreaks have occurred.
All import transactions must adhere to the existing rules and regulations set by the Department of Agriculture.
The DA aims to stabilize supply chains, meet rising demand, and support the Philippines' economic growth.
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