On February 17, 2025, Newcastle Disease and its variants were detected in poultry products originating from Poland. This incident has been categorized under "Other incident" by The State Veterinary Inspection, highlighting the presence of bio-contaminants in the affected products.
Newcastle Disease is a viral infection that primarily affects domestic and wild birds, but it can also impact poultry products. The detection of this disease variant raises concerns regarding the safety and quality of poultry products in the market.
The State Veterinary Inspection is conducting thorough investigations to assess the extent of contamination and implement necessary measures to address the situation. The agency is responsible for monitoring and ensuring the health of animals and the safety of food products derived from them.
Consumers are advised to remain informed about the developments regarding this incident as more information becomes available. The implications of bio-contaminants in poultry products can have significant effects on public health and the poultry industry.
As this situation evolves, updates from The State Veterinary Inspection will provide crucial insights into the management of the Newcastle Disease outbreak in Poland and its impact on poultry products.