2025年南非口蹄疫疫情导致畜牧业出口收入损失约56亿兰特

Core Insights - The South African livestock industry is facing significant export restrictions and revenue losses due to the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in 2025, with estimated losses amounting to approximately 5.6 billion Rand [1] Revenue Loss Breakdown - The annual revenue loss from fresh and frozen beef is projected to be 3.7 billion Rand [1] - The annual revenue loss from goat and sheep meat is estimated at 1.4 billion Rand [1] - The annual revenue loss from live cattle, sheep, and goats is expected to be 0.5 billion Rand [1] Export Market Impact - As of January 2025, markets including China, Eswatini, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Namibia have completely banned imports of South African products [1] - The UK has also imposed a total ban on the import of mohair from South Africa [1] - Middle Eastern countries such as Jordan, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia maintain partial restrictions, requiring guarantees that imported products do not carry the foot-and-mouth disease virus [1]