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Stuttgart (agrar-PR) - Minister Peter Hauk MdL: "Bovine salmonellosis does not pose a significant risk to the health of cattle in Germany!" "In Baden-Württemberg, we are suspending the Bovine Salmonellosis Ordinance on January 1, 2025. With this decision, the state is following the states of Bavaria, Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony, which have also suspended the ordinance. The basis for this is a report by the Friedrich Loeffler Institute - Federal Research Institute for Animal Health (FLI), which comes to the conclusion that bovine salmonellosis does not pose a significant risk to the health of cattle in Germany. With the decision to suspend the regulation, we are putting an end to months of uncertainty for both livestock farmers and veterinary authorities," said the Minister for Food, Rural Areas and Consumer Protection, Peter Hauk MdL, on Monday (30 December).

On 3 November 2024, livestock farms in Germany had 10.5 million cattle, including 3.6 million dairy cows. This was 1.6% fewer cattle and 2.1% fewer dairy cows than on 3 May 2024. Compared to November 2023, the cattle population decreased by 3.5%. The number of dairy cows decreased by 3.3% within one year.

According to the latest report from the USDA Global Agricultural Information Network (GAIN), the dairy industry across the EU faces low profitability due to high production costs and relatively low milk prices.