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farmers slam fmd jab monopoly as fresh batch of vaccines arrives 202605130827
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AI-generatedSouth Africa's FMD outbreak worsens with new cases across provinces; government monopoly on vaccine distribution causes delays, leading to high livestock mortality. Farmers face financial strain, and potential beef supply shortages may drive food inflation. Impact is country-specific (South Africa) with possible regional spillover.
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- Two million Dollvet FMD vaccines arrived in South Africa.
- 37 new FMD cases in Eastern Cape, 107 in Free State.
- Farmers report over 50% calf mortality in some herds.
- Monopoly on vaccine procurement criticized for delays.
- Concerns about food inflation due to livestock losses.
Beef supply shortage expected to drive prices up 10-15% over 1-4 weeks as vaccine delays prolong scarcity.
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