The European Union will suspend imports of Brazilian meat and other animal products from Thursday over concerns that Brazil is not providing sufficient guarantees that its exports comply with the bloc’s rules on antibiotic use and animal health. The European Commission said Brazil has failed to demonstrate that its food-producing animals and products of animal origin meet EU requirements designed to prevent the misuse of antibiotics in livestock farming.

A défaut de garantie sur la conformité de ces produits, notamment sur l’usage d’antibiotiques, l’UE suspendra dès jeudi ses importations depuis le Brésil. Le pays constitue le…

Bloco europeu cobra garantias sanitárias do país e questiona uso de antibióticos na pecuária

A suspensão das importações brasileiras também abrange ovos e mel