Group 1 - Brazil has officially notified the World Organisation for Animal Health (OMSA) that it has regained its status as a "non-infected country" for highly pathogenic avian influenza after 28 days without new cases [1] - The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock initiated a rapid response and disinfection process after the first case was confirmed on May 16, leading to a successful end of the "empty period" [1] - The Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA) announced that the Ministry has begun notifying countries that had previously suspended imports due to the outbreak, aiming to restore poultry product exports [1] Group 2 - Brazil is one of the world's largest chicken exporters, with poultry products playing a significant role in its agricultural exports [2] - The projected chicken export value for Brazil in 2024 is $9.54 billion, with major markets including China, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, the EU, and Japan [2]

Group 1 - The core of the news highlights the development of the foie gras industry in Weifang, specifically in Linqu County, where the company Zunrun Shengluojie Food Co., Ltd. plays a significant role in foie gras production [1][2] - Foie gras, known for its rich nutrition and delicate texture, is considered one of the world's top three delicacies, alongside truffles and caviar [1] - The company has established a complete industrial chain covering breeding, farming, processing, sales, and research, making Linqu County the largest foie gras production base in China [2] Group 2 - The company Zunrun Shengluojie has a history of over 30 years in the breeding and production of the renowned Landes goose, which is essential for foie gras [2] - The annual production capacity of the company reaches 2,000 tons of foie gras, generating an annual output value of 300 million yuan [2] - Linqu County produces 5 million Landes geese annually, accounting for 70% of the domestic market, with an overall industry output value exceeding 1 billion yuan [2]