The São Paulo bird flu case is confirmed in a wild duck at Ibirapuera park, but officials say it's isolated and won't hit poultry exports.
Brazil · Agriculture
Key Facts
Second case — São Paulo confirmed its second avian influenza case of 2026 in a wild irerê duck at Ibirapuera park.
Wild bird — The infected bird was found in the park, with no link to commercial poultry or farms.
No embargo — The state agriculture secretariat said the case does not trigger any export embargo on chicken or eggs.
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