Agriculture explains Iraq's rejection of infected calves
The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed that the shipment of calves destined for Iraq was imported from Colombia and entered through the transit system, in accordance with the regulations. It was not intended for the local market. The Iraqi Customs announced the re-export of the shipment after it was found to be infected with foot-and-mouth disease, in order to protect animal health and food security. Customs authorities continue to monitor the ports to prevent the entry of any shipments that may pose a threat to livestock.
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