Canada lifted restrictions on imports of livestock products from France and Ireland

Lead: Canada's food inspection agency announced that Canada will lift restrictions on the import of livestock products from France and Ireland from July 13, Canadian media reported Thursday According to the report, the CFIA has conducted a scientific assessment of the current situation of livestock products in France and Ireland, believing that the last case of BSE in these two countries occurred in March this year, so the restrictions on the import of their animals and livestock products can be lifted at present However, the CFIA also announced that Canada will continue to impose restrictions on the import of livestock products from the UK, Greece and the Netherlands The Canadian Food Inspection Agency announced on May 18 that it would resume the import of livestock products from some European Union countries that have never found cases of foot-and-mouth disease Animal husbandry is Canada's main economic industry with an annual income of $15 billion (about $9.55 billion) After the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Britain in February this year, Canada has taken measures to prevent the introduction of foot-and-mouth disease, such as strict inspection of tourists from European countries and their luggage at 14 international airports (author:) share to feed Weibo share to: