Lose 200 000 birds per influenzaGuadalajara, Mexico (June 28, 2012). - Not only avian influenza A H7N3 haunts Tepatitlán farms. So does the seal.And yesterday, while in Guadalajara authorities reported the deaths of more than 200 000 birds in Texas because of avian influenza A H7N3, near main Municipality of egg producer in the country seemed that nothing was wrong.Some farmers interviewed recognized that this secrecy is mainly due to fear of misinformation.Producers fear that the public misunderstood the situation that exists in the area and that, consequently, stop eating eggs and falling sales, as happened with the health emergency by the Influenza A H1N1 and sales of pork in 2009.Arriving at a poultry farm in the town of Los Puddles, where sampling was conducted by the National Health Service, Food Safety and Food Quality (SENASICA), the person at the scene collecting samples sent to a lab even in the area denied there was any outbreak of avian influenza and said his sample was "ordinary."Knock on doors of poultry farms is in vain, for them the only way to provide information is the Association of Poultry Tepatitlán or SAGARPA, who in turn passed the ball.
Past the toll booth to enter the visitor receives Tepatitlán animal health inspection module."I just said to watch here and I do not know what it is or anything," said one person who was in the module.In another checkpoint located off the city, heading to San Juan de los Lagos, awaiting another health inspection module, only completely empty.According to one producer, the roadblocks are put in different places to "mislead" the truck drivers who transport animals.And is that infected hens have to be sacrificed on their own farms and then buried to avoid infection. Hundreds of them are buried daily in the morning on most farms.According to Fidencio García Campos, general director of the Poultry Processing Poultry trail Tepa (Pate), some of its vendors detected this virus, so we immediately had to cancel the entry of their goods to it.He estimated that in the medium term, production of the Federal Inspection Type could drop 10 percent.Meanwhile, provided you do not see a tape recorder or a camera, poultry producers warn that a serious problem for the supply of eggs and that certainly is going to hit.http://www.negociosreforma.com/aplicacioneslibre/articulo/default.aspx?id=72361&md5=6af6c11b16ca28f7bfea5ddc7388eeda&ta=0dfdbac11765226904c16cb9ad1b2efe&v=2
