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No COVID-19 contamination of chicken meat – Thailand’s Livestock Dept.


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No COVID-19 contamination has been found in chicken meat at poultry processing plants or fresh markets in Thailand so far, said the Livestock Department Sunday.

 

The department’s statement, which stated that 2,251 samples have been tested, comes as a poultry processing plant, belonging to the CPF Company in Thailand’s central province of Saraburi, was closed after 245 of its workers tested positive for the virus.

 

Random swab tests have been conducted in areas connected to those infected and no trace of the coronavirus has been found, according to the department.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/no-covid-19-contamination-of-chicken-meat-thailands-livestock-dept/

 

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1 hour ago, smedly said:

wow - testing chicken faster than human

 

Interesting to see the effect on chicken sales over the coming days/weeks

This is BAD news for any tourist. who may travel. 

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2 hours ago, smedly said:

wow - testing chicken faster than human

 

Interesting to see the effect on chicken sales over the coming days/weeks

Near  20% jump in price on Saturday at Makro I assume due to the closure.

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3 hours ago, smedly said:

wow - testing chicken faster than human

 

Interesting to see the effect on chicken sales over the coming days/weeks

They must be clucking mad

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4 hours ago, smedly said:

wow - testing chicken faster than human

 

Interesting to see the effect on chicken sales over the coming days/weeks

Heading south I would imagine.

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Tastes like chicken

 

will probably need adjustment?

 

 

Assuming that any location, where there are a lot of people within close proximity of each other for more than 30 minutes, remains unaffect by COVID is foolish.

 

 

OK, let's get those schools open double-time.

 

 

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8 hours ago, smedly said:

wow - testing chicken faster than human

 

Interesting to see the effect on chicken sales over the coming days/weeks

I would suspect the Chinese will want more reassurance that the meat is not contaminated than just a few empty words.

The same will also go for the rest of Thailands Chicken Importers. 

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