
Indonesia's quarantine authority destroyed 312 tonnes of Brazilian meat and bone meal after porcine DNA was detected in the feed ingredient. It suspended the export licence of the implicated Brazilian rendering plant.
Indonesia also demanded PCR testing certificates alongside health certificates from 11 MBM-supplying countries.
Tighter testing and a supplier suspension reduce the number of eligible MBM sources for Indonesian feed mills, though the destroyed volume is small. The impact on global MBM prices is likely limited unless other importers adopt similar checks.
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