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PRRS causes inbalance in supply and demand - 60,000 tons of meat inported

Sally Furniss

New member
U.S. supply-demand imbalance cattle
(Employee) - At the meeting of the National Steering Committee for Avian Influenza Prevention afternoon, 13-7, entitled Animal Health Department (MARD) said Hoang Van in 12/16 provinces north announced the end of PRRS in pigs but has a new outbreak occurred in Trieu Phong District, Quang Tri and My Xuyen, Tran De, Soc Trang City. He was warned the risk of further spread appears high PRRS

At the meeting, Vice Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Diep Kinh Tan said PRRS lost the balance between supply and demand for beef cattle. Currently Vietnam has to import about 60,000 tons of meat in six months in 2010. However, the concern now is the inspection of food safety is not radically.

In six months in 2010, Vietnam had to import about 60,000 tons of meat.
In pictures: National Gallery of pork in city _Anh Vissan Company: Xincheng

http://nld.com.vn/20100714125155502P0C1014/vn-mat-can-doi-cung-cau-thit-gia-suc.htm
 
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