Avian influenza hinders the export of poultry products to Japan at Yantai Port

Introduction: Recently, due to the discovery of avian influenza virus (H5) in poultry products from China in Japan, from May 12, the Ministry of agriculture and forestry of Japan announced that all poultry products from China were banned from entering the country In view of the fact that many Chinese food enterprises export poultry products to Japan, this will have a serious adverse impact on Chinese food enterprises and poultry breeding industry Affected by this, Yantai port has 187 tons of chicken products with a total value of more than $2 million Since the 13th, Yantai customs has cleared 7 chicken products that have already completed the export clearance procedures 34k at present, Yantai port related enterprises have gathered all chicken products in the port to stay in the port station, not only the export is hopeless, but also the cost of cargo demurrage has been increased The cost of each 40 foot frozen container is about 1200 yuan per day However, there is no specific date for the lifting of the ban in Japan, which has aroused great response from enterprises 34k avian influenza is an acute and highly lethal infectious disease of birds caused by type A avian influenza virus It is also known as European chicken plague Chickens, turkeys, ducks and quails, as well as wild birds, waterfowls and seabirds can be infected From June to August 2002, Japan also banned Chinese poultry products from entering the country due to the discovery of avian influenza virus, which caused heavy losses to relevant enterprises 34k according to the latest information, Japan's ban on the export of poultry products in China is limited to Yantai customs 34K