斯廷黑森称，按去年出口统计测算，总损失约为56亿兰特，主要涉及亚洲、中东和非洲市场。其中， 鲜/冻牛肉损失约37亿兰特；羊肉和山羊肉损失约14亿兰特；活体牛、羊和山羊损失约5.024亿兰特。 斯廷黑森称，目前尚无对生产者的补偿机制。同时，农业部正在采购疫苗，以协助遏制疫情。(完) 中新网约翰内斯堡12月22日电 据南非商业日报22日报道，南非农业部长斯廷黑森称，受2025年口蹄疫 (FMD)暴发影响，南非畜牧业正面临严重的出口限制，出口收入损失约56亿兰特(约合3.3亿美元)。 斯廷黑森在回复自由阵线加党(Freedom Front Plus)议员维南德·博斯霍夫(Wynand Boshoff)提交的书面质 询时透露此信息。 ...

Core Points - Mexico's agriculture department reported a new case of cattle infected with screw-worm larvae, marking the second confirmed case in recent times [1][3] - The infected cattle were intercepted during transport to Nuevo León state, which borders Texas, USA [1] - The Mexican government has implemented guidelines for livestock transport, requiring the use of insecticides 72 hours prior to transport [3] Summary by Sections Recent Cases - The recent case of screw-worm larvae infection was found in Nuevo León, with the first case reported on September 21 in Sabinas Hidalgo [3] - Both cases are located in Nuevo León, but the government stated that they are not related [3] Impact on Trade - Due to concerns over screw-worm larvae infections, the U.S. suspended imports of live cattle from Mexico starting May 11, with a brief resumption in July before halting again due to new cases [3] - If the import ban remains until the end of the year, the Mexican livestock industry could face losses of up to $400 million [3] Disease Background - Screw-worm disease is caused by larvae of the screw-worm fly, which feed on the tissues of warm-blooded animals, potentially leading to severe health issues or death [4] - The disease has historically affected U.S. livestock until eradication efforts in the 1960s and 1970s [4] - There have been no confirmed cases of screw-worm infection in U.S. animals this year, but the spread in Central America and Mexico raises concerns among U.S. livestock producers [4]