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  1. Foot-and-mouth disease threat originating from South Africa is causing livestock issues, leading to herds being sold to neighboring Botswana and Angola.

The ongoing FMD outbreak is forcing the South African livestock industry to consider a major regulatory overhaul to manage the disease.

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The ongoing FMD outbreak is forcing the South African livestock industry to consider a major regulatory overhaul to manage the disease.

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  1. Cape Leopard Trust launches a mitigation tool to address livestock losses in South Africa.Sub-event
  2. The red meat sector in South Africa is currently dealing with major outbreaks of Foot-Bitten Mouth Disease (FMD).Sub-event
  3. FMD outbreak pressures national livestock value chain in key production regions.1 source
  4. FMD vaccination efforts are underway across several South African provinces, including Free State, KwaZulu-Natal, and Eastern Cape.Sub-event
  5. FMD outbreak compels South African livestock industry to address systemic regulatory failures.1 source

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