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Mexico confirmed an H5N1 outbreak at a commercial laying-hen farm in Umán, Yucatan, where 862 birds had died before authorities intervened. Officials culled the remaining 224,998 hens and established a 10-kilometer surveillance perimeter; they said national poultry supplies remain secure.
The cull removes laying capacity and may tighten local egg supplies, creating some upward price pressure if the outbreak spreads or restocking takes time. The impact is likely limited unless surveillance finds additional infected farms.
hoymx.mxSofía HerreraNov 10, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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