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APHA Briefing Note 29/21
Vesicular disease freedom. • Tuberculosis (TB) testing requirements for camelids, cervids and caprines, refer to specific diagnostic methods referenced on the EURL website. Further guidance on this is available in the relevant Notes for Guidance. 13.Poultry meat (8371) 8371 replaces 8296 - poultry meat Summary of main changes
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