
Scotland declared a nationwide avian influenza prevention zone on November 10, requiring bird keepers to follow strict biosecurity measures. Officials said the risk to poultry and other captive birds was very high as HPAI circulated among wild birds; six cases in kept birds had been recorded in Great Britain this season, including two in Scotland.
The zone is intended to reduce infection risk rather than respond to a reported large-scale production loss. Biosecurity requirements may add costs for producers, while preventing outbreaks could limit future poultry and egg supply disruption.
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