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France - Avian influenza: the situation in France ​​​​​​​ (August 28, 2023)

02 January 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

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The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August and has worsened in recent weeks. The number of 100 outbreaks of avian influenza in livestock was reached on 2 December last. In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. More than half of the breeding outbreaks are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine-et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 .

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of December 30, 250 breeding outbreaks have been confirmed since August 1.


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04 January 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

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The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August and has worsened in recent weeks. The number of 100 outbreaks of avian influenza in livestock was reached on 2 December last. In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. More than half of the breeding outbreaks are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine-et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 .

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of January 3, 259 outbreaks on farms have been confirmed since August 1.


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06 January 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August and has worsened in recent weeks. The number of 100 outbreaks of avian influenza in livestock was reached on 2 December last. In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. More than half of the breeding outbreaks are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine-et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 .

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of January 5, 263 outbreaks on farms have been confirmed since August 1.


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January 10, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August and has worsened in recent weeks. The number of 100 outbreaks of avian influenza in livestock was reached on 2 December last. In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. More than half of the breeding outbreaks are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine-et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 .

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of January 9, 270 farm outbreaks have been confirmed since August 1.

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17 January 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August and has worsened in recent weeks. The number of 100 outbreaks of avian influenza in livestock was reached on 2 December last. In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. More than half of the breeding outbreaks are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine-et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 .

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of January 16, 275 breeding outbreaks have been confirmed since August 1.


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January 24, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August and has worsened in recent weeks. The number of 100 outbreaks of avian influenza in livestock was reached on 2 December. In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. More than half of the breeding outbreaks are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine-et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 .

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of January 23, 286 farm outbreaks have been confirmed since August 1.


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01 February 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August and has worsened in recent weeks. The number of 100 outbreaks of avian influenza in livestock was reached on 2 December last. In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. More than half of the breeding outbreaks are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine-et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 .

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of January 31, 290 outbreaks on farms have been confirmed since August 1.


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February 14, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France


The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August 2022. In recent weeks, there has been a drop in the incidence on farms. Current climatic conditions (lower temperatures and sunshine, higher humidity, etc.) however favor the survival of the virus in the environment. Significant mortalities are observed in wildlife.

At the start of 2023, the number of breeding outbreaks is approaching 300, more than three quarters of which are concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and Maine -et-Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 . In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. Departments such as Moselle or Bas-Rhin as well as the Ile de France region reported in early 2023 dozens and sometimes hundreds of birds found dead on their territories. Analyzes carried out by the NRL confirmed that the origin of this massive mortality is linked to HPAI.

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of February 14, 298 breeding outbreaks have been confirmed since August 1.


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February 23, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August 2022. In recent weeks, there has been a drop in the incidence on farms. Current climatic conditions (lower temperatures and sunshine, higher humidity, etc.) however favor the survival of the virus in the environment. Significant mortalities are observed in wildlife.

In mid-February 2023, the number of outbreaks in livestock farming reached 300, more than three quarters of which were concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and in the Maine et Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 . In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. Departments such as Moselle or Bas-Rhin as well as the Ile de France region reported in early 2023 dozens and sometimes hundreds of birds found dead on their territories. Analyzes carried out by the NRL confirmed that the origin of this massive mortality is linked to HPAI.

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.

As of February 22, 306 outbreaks on farms have been confirmed since August 1.



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06 March 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France


The health situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in France has deteriorated since August 2022. In recent weeks, there has been a drop in the incidence on farms. Current climatic conditions (lower temperatures and sunshine, higher humidity, etc.) however favor the survival of the virus in the environment. Significant mortalities are observed in wildlife.

In mid-February 2023, the number of outbreaks in livestock farming reached 300, more than three quarters of which were concentrated in the Pays de la Loire region in a zone at risk of dissemination (ZRD) with a high density of poultry (particularly in Vendée and in the Maine et Loire). This situation led to the taking of specific preventive measures detailed in the press release of December 2 . In wildlife, the number of cases has also risen sharply in mainland France and Europe. Departments such as Moselle or Bas-Rhin as well as the Ile de France region reported in early 2023 dozens and sometimes hundreds of birds found dead on their territories. Analyzes carried out by the NRL confirmed that the origin of this massive mortality is linked to HPAI.

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. Throughout metropolitan France, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry are prohibited.


As of March 3, 313 farm outbreaks have been confirmed since August 1.

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March 16, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

Since the beginning of 2023, the number of days elapsing between the appearance of two outbreaks in poultry farming in the territory has been gradually increasing. Although high mortalities are still observed in wildlife, the increase in the number of outbreaks is tending to slow down, with 16 new outbreaks in farms recorded between February 13 and March 13, 2023.

Nevertheless, 9 departments are still affected by outbreaks of avian influenza on French territory. The total number of outbreaks having recently exceeded 310, professionals in the poultry sector and the general public (walkers, hunters, etc.) must maintain their vigilance and respect the rules of prevention.

Faced with an increased risk of contamination due to the drop in temperatures and the high migratory activity of wild birds, the level of risk was raised from "moderate" to "high" on November 11 throughout the metropolitan territory. If the situation seems to be gradually moving in the right direction, the measures relating to the high level of risk must still imperatively be respected: thus, on the whole of metropolitan territory, all poultry must be sheltered and gatherings of poultry remain prohibited.

As of March 15, 315 breeding outbreaks have been confirmed since August 1.


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05 May 2023 Info +


Avian influenza: the situation in France

Since March 2023, France has experienced a sharp slowdown in the increase in the number of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on its territory. Faced with the reduced risk of spreading the virus, the decision was taken at the end of April 2023 to lower the level of risk from "high" to "moderate" throughout the metropolitan territory. The prevention and control measures reinforced since autumn 2022 have borne fruit by limiting the impact of the epizootic compared to the previous year. However, vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative to eradicate any new outbreak that may occur.

As of May 4, 2023, France has identified a total of 316 HPAI outbreaks detected in livestock since the start of the crisis on August 1, 2022.


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Given the reduction in the risk of spreading the virus , a ministerial decree published on April 29 lowers the level of risk to “moderate” throughout metropolitan France.

This reduction in the level of risk leads to the relaxation of preventive measures.

Order of April 26, 2023 qualifying the level of risk in terms of highly pathogenic avian influenza

However, vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative for professionals in the poultry sector and the general public (walkers, hunters, etc.). Cases of avian influenza are still detected in wildlife in France and in Europe, and any new outbreak that appears on farms must be eradicated quickly.



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May 10, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

Since March 2023, France has experienced a sharp slowdown in the increase in the number of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on its territory. Faced with the reduced risk of spreading the virus, the decision was taken at the end of April 2023 to lower the level of risk from "high" to "moderate" throughout the metropolitan territory. The prevention and control measures reinforced since autumn 2022 have borne fruit by limiting the impact of the epizootic compared to the previous year. Vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative to eradicate any new outbreak that may occur.

As of May 9, 2023, France has identified a total of 327 HPAI outbreaks detected in livestock since the start of the crisis on August 1, 2022.


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May 12, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

Since March 2023, France has experienced a sharp slowdown in the increase in the number of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on its territory. Faced with the reduced risk of spreading the virus, the decision was taken at the end of April 2023 to lower the level of risk from "high" to "moderate" throughout the metropolitan territory. The prevention and control measures reinforced since autumn 2022 have borne fruit by limiting the impact of the epizootic compared to the previous year.

Vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative to eradicate any new outbreak that may occur.

In this respect, after having experienced a period without outbreaks of HPAI on its territory since March 14, France confirmed from May 4 the presence of the virus in several farms in the South-West. Management measures are put in place to clean up the outbreaks that have been revealed and to maintain a high level of control of the risk associated with this disease.

As of May 11, 2023, France has identified a total of 336 HPAI outbreaks detected in livestock since the start of the crisis on August 1, 2022.


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May 12, 2023 Press release

Avian influenza: general mobilization of all actors to deal with the resurgence of outbreaks in the South-West

After a lull of nearly two months throughout the country, the resurgence of the disease in the South West in recent days triggered an immediate response from state services in consultation with professional sectors.

Since March 14, 2023, the national situation with regard to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has been cleaned up : no outbreak has been recorded since that date. Compared to last year , the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region was relatively spared by this epizootic , in particular thanks to the measures taken within the framework of the “ Adour Plan ” which significantly reduced the densities poultry between December 15 and January 15 : 28 outbreaks were t recorded between October 1 , 2022 and March 14, 2023, compared to 361 for the same period 2021-2022 .

Since May 4, 21 outbreaks in breeding have been identified, mainly ducks, including 17 in the Gers and 4 in the Landes.

An immediate health response

From the first outbreak, State services mobilized to implement regulatory health management measures. As in such cases, a 3 km protection zone has been set up around each farm declared an outbreak, supplemented by a surveillance zone covering the 10 km radius. Biosecurity measures, the census of farms and their health surveillance are reinforced. In addition to the culling of poultry in the affected farms, a preventive depopulation of waterfowl was decided in these areas to reduce the density and thus limit the spread between farms. The establishment of new strips and the movement of poultry are prohibited in the surveillance zone.

At the same time, epidemiological investigations were undertaken to determine the origin of these outbreaks. The results of these scientific investigations will be used to consolidate control actions.

Finally, in consultation with the professional sectors, additional measures are implemented in an additional restricted area (ZRS) within a radius of between 10 and 20 km around the outbreaks. The purpose of creating this zone is to create a sanitary barrier to contain the contamination and should allow early detection of possible outbreaks thanks to active surveillance carried out by regular screening in all Lifting . Any further repositioning of palmipeds is prohibited, and movements are very limited and supervised.

Reinforcement of biosecurity and surveillance throughout the territory

On all farms, compliance with biosecurity rules is essential to limit the risk of introduction of the HPAI virus.

The recent change from " high " to " moderate " risk level has maintained throughout the territory the surveillance requirements for the movement of palmipedes from farms in the densest production areas . in elevations (Areas with Risk of Diffusion or ZRD) and those most exposed to wildlife (Zones at Particular Risk or ZRP). It is therefore reminded of the importance of continuing this monitoring rigorously by taking samples and analyzing batches of waterfowl as close as possible to their departure to ensure their health status.

Preparing for the deployment of vaccination

This resurgence underscores the importance of actively pursuing work aimed at implementing the vaccination strategy with the aim of making it operational next fall. The Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty, Marc Fesneau, will speak on 21 May at the opening of the annual general session of OMSA (World Organization for Animal Health) to promote to third countries the approach initiated in France.

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May 17, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

Since March 2023, France has experienced a sharp slowdown in the increase in the number of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on its territory. Faced with the reduced risk of spreading the virus, the decision was taken at the end of April 2023 to lower the level of risk from "high" to "moderate" throughout the metropolitan territory. The prevention and control measures reinforced since autumn 2022 have borne fruit by limiting the impact of the epizootic compared to the previous year.

Vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative to eradicate any new outbreak that may occur.

In this respect, after having experienced a period without outbreaks of HPAI on its territory since March 14, France confirmed from May 4 the presence of the virus in several farms in the South-West. Management measures are put in place to clean up the outbreaks that have been revealed and to maintain a high level of control of the risk associated with this disease.

As of May 16, 2023, France has identified a total of 350 HPAI outbreaks detected in livestock since the start of the crisis on August 1, 2022.


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May 25, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

Since March 2023, France has experienced a sharp slowdown in the increase in the number of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on its territory. Faced with the reduced risk of spreading the virus, the decision was taken at the end of April 2023 to lower the level of risk from "high" to "moderate" throughout the metropolitan territory. The prevention and control measures reinforced since autumn 2022 have borne fruit by limiting the impact of the epizootic compared to the previous year.

Vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative to eradicate any new outbreak that may occur.

In this respect, after having experienced a period without outbreaks of HPAI on its territory since March 14, France confirmed from May 4 the presence of the virus in several farms in the South-West. Management measures are put in place to clean up the outbreaks that have been revealed and to maintain a high level of control of the risk associated with this disease.

As of May 24, 2023, France has identified a total of 390 HPAI outbreaks detected in livestock since the start of the crisis on August 1, 2022.


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02 June 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France

Since March 2023, France has experienced a sharp slowdown in the increase in the number of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on its territory. Faced with the reduced risk of spreading the virus, the decision was taken at the end of April 2023 to lower the level of risk from "high" to "moderate" throughout the metropolitan territory. The prevention and control measures reinforced since autumn 2022 have borne fruit by limiting the impact of the epizootic compared to the previous year.

Vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative to eradicate any new outbreak that may occur.

In this respect, after having experienced a period without outbreaks of HPAI on its territory since March 14, France confirmed from May 4 the presence of the virus in several farms in the South-West. Management measures are put in place to clean up the outbreaks that have been revealed and to maintain a high level of control of the risk associated with this disease.

As of June 1, 2023, France has identified a total of 399 HPAI outbreaks detected in livestock since the start of the crisis on August 1, [SUP]2022[/SUP] .


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July 17, 2023 Info +

Avian influenza: the situation in France


Since March 2023, France has experienced a sharp slowdown in the increase in the number of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) on its territory. This favorable situation made it possible, at the end of April, to lower the level of risk from “high” to “moderate”. The prevention and control measures reinforced since autumn 2022 have borne fruit by limiting the impact of the epizootic compared to the previous season.

Thus, despite a period of resurgence of outbreaks in the South-West between May 4 and June 2, France has since confirmed only three new outbreaks in livestock farming as of July 12: one in Pas-de-Calais (62 ) on June 30 and two in the Landes (40) on July 11. Consequently, the Minister in charge of Agriculture, Marc Fesneau, decided on July 7, 2023 to lower the level of risk from "moderate" to "negligible" throughout the metropolitan territory (Order of July 7, 2023 qualifying the level of risk in terms of highly pathogenic avian influenza ) .

The reduction in the level of risk leads to the return to general biosecurity measures, described in the ministerial decree of September 29, 2021 ( Order of September 29, 2021 relating to biosecurity measures in poultry farms)

However, vigilance and compliance with prevention rules remain imperative for professionals in the poultry sector and the general public (walkers, hunters, etc.). Cases of avian influenza are still detected in wildlife in France and in Europe, and any new outbreak that appears on farms must be eradicated quickly.

As of July 16, 2023, France has identified a total of 403 HPAI outbreaks detected in livestock since the start of the crisis on August 1, [SUP]2022[/SUP] .


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