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Japan suspends poultry imports from Germany amid bird flu outbreak

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Japan suspends poultry imports from Germany amid bird flu outbreak


Tuesday, July 10, 2007 at 06:54 EDT TOKYO ? <!-- google_ad_section_start -->Japan has suspended poultry imports from Germany due to an outbreak of bird flu there, the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries said Monday.Germany is the third-largest exporter of young chickens to Japan following France and Britain, the ministry said, adding Japan imported about 114,000 chicks from Germany last year. :tiphat: http://www.japantoday.com/jp/news/411825
 
Re: Japan suspends poultry imports from Germany amid bird flu outbreak

probably more political than economical with only 114000 chickens per year.

Is it reasonable to assume chickens could be contaminated ?
Do consumers react ? I remember, they did i.e. in Italy in 2006.
Also with Bernard Matthews turkeys earlier this year
 
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