EU halts Brazilian meat imports over antibiotic compliance worries

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The European Union suspended imports of Brazilian meat and other animal products (poultry, beef, eggs and honey) amid concerns that Brazil is not meeting EU rules on antibiotic use in livestock. No timeline was given for resumption; an audit of poultry and honey is due to conclude soon, and if compliance is demonstrated, poultry exports could resume within weeks, with beef likely taking longer.
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