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Concerns that must be addressed before Uganda ban on poultry is lifted

Chicken hawkers spotted along Nakuru streets on December 24, 2016.The chicken being sold at between sh600- sh1, 000..PHOTO:MOSES KIPSANG

On February 10, poultry stakeholders appealed to the government not to lift the importation ban on Uganda poultry and its products.

The ban had been put in place after dead wild birds tested positive for the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI).
The press statement read by Kenya Poultry Farmers Association (KEPOFA) chair Wairimu Kariuki, raised a number of concerns.

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