
Cameroon's Ministry of Agriculture reported 43 disease outbreaks or health events across several animal species in the second quarter of 2026, causing 58,578 cases and 388 deaths. Infectious bronchitis in poultry, detected in the West region, accounted for most of the losses, with 58,000 cases and 292 deaths.
Heavy poultry losses in Cameroon reduce local chicken and egg supply and may increase demand for imported feed ingredients by surviving producers, though the national effect on global feed prices is small.
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