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China has imposed a complete ban on the import of sheep, goats, poultry, equidae and related products from several African, Asian and European countries, including Bulgaria. The decision was taken following reports of the spread of contagious animal diseases, such as sheep and goat pox, as well as foot-and-mouth disease. The countries affected include Ghana, Somalia, Egypt, East Timor, Eritrea, as well as Palestine, Afghanistan and Pakistan, writes straitstimes.com. The ban covers both live animals and processed and unprocessed products from them. The reason for the restrictions are warnings issued by the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE), which signal outbreaks of diseases in the mentioned countries. Chinese customs authorities issued a series of official announcements on January 21, justifying the reasons for the measure. This step puts Bulgaria in a complicated situation, as the restrictions are likely to have an impact on the export of agricultural products ...

China has restricted imports of live animals and some animal products from 15 countries in Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Europe. The reason for this is the difficult situation with two dangerous animal diseases.

While China's imports appear to be stable at high volumes - at low prices - in the United States, the world's second largest importer, the price of cattle and meat is rising again, reaching historic records.