South Africa risks a mid-winter food security crisis after banning chicken imports from Brazil amid an avian flu outbreak.

Some meat producer in SA use mechanically deboned meat from Brazil to make polony, viennas, russians and braaiwors.

South Africa’s state-owned poultry producer has entered business rescue due to significant financial difficulties.

This ban, enacted by the Department of Agriculture on 15 May due to an avian flu outbreak in Brazil's Rio Grande Do Sul state, has raised urgent alarms within the local meat industry.

The looming halt in production poses a serious risk of widespread hunger and ... are profound. South Africa imports around 19,000 tonnes of mechanically deboned chicken from Brazil monthly.

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Animal welfare officers faced the grisly task of euthanizing more than 350,000 chickens by hand after they were left starving and cannibalizing each other.

It is seeking an order to review and set aside a decision by Davies to continue an investigation relating to the imposition of a 13.9% safeguard duty on bone-in chicken imports from ... products are ...