Taiwan's Council of Agriculture announced that the seven-day ban on poultry slaughter and transport will end as scheduled, citing stable H5N6 and H5N2 outbreak conditions. Officials said no high-pathogenic H5N6 virus has been detected for eight consecutive days.
Authorities will keep dynamic regional controls and require testing for ducks before market.
Lifting the ban restores domestic poultry supply in Taiwan, which slightly eases local poultry price pressure. The effect on global feed grain demand is minimal.
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