Warning to Welsh farmers after foot and mouth disease case in Germany
- The Farmers' Union of Wales responded to a case of foot and mouth disease found in a water buffalo in Brandenburg, Germany on January 10, marking the first case in Germany for almost 40 years.
- The UK government has banned the import of cattle, pigs, and sheep from Germany and will no longer issue import health certificates for susceptible animals.
- Ian Rickman, president of the FUW, stated that the case will concern livestock farmers across Europe and emphasizes the need for thorough border checks.
- Richard Irvine, chief veterinary officer for Wales, confirmed awareness of the case and stated they are working with the UK government to protect livestock in Wales.
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