Britain said on Wednesday it would allow pork imports from parts of Spain unaffected by African swine fever (ASF), reversing a blanket ban imposed last week after the country reported its first cases of the disease in more than three decades.
The move aligns Britain with the European Union’s regionalisation approach, which restricts trade only from outbreak zones.
The Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (Defra) said imports from the Barcelona area would remain suspended, while pork from other regions could resume.
Britain lifts blanket ban on Spanish pork imports, adopts regional controls
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