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Brazilian Experience on Regionalization

This document outlines Brazil's successful regionalization efforts in combating Classical Swine Fever (CSF), with over 50% of the territory declared CSF-free. Key elements include a robust veterinary service structure, effective vaccination programs, and strong government-private sector partnerships. The report emphasizes ongoing measures like animal movement control and quarantine to maintain the free zone status. Since establishing this zone, Brazil has seen a significant increase in swine meat export opportunities, showcasing the economic benefits and positive advancements in farm management.

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Brazilian Experience on Regionalization

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  1. Brazilian Experience on Regionalization Classic Swine Fever - CSF

  2. Brazilian Classical Swine Fever Free Zone >50% of the Brazilian territory Almost 100% of the commercial swine farms INFECTED ZONE FREE ZONE

  3. Main Points for the CSF free zone statement • Official Veterinary Service Structure • Vaccine Program • Private Sector x Government partnership

  4. Tools for maintaining CSF free zone • Official Control of Animal Movement • Quarantine • Controlled Vaccination The disease was never reintroduced in the CSF free zone !!!

  5. Export Results due to CSF free zone • CSF X FMD • 1998 (OIE – FMD) – 1st exportation of refrigerated swine meat •  24% nº of frozen meat importing countries • 2001 (CSF) –  17,64% nº of swine meat importing countries • 2003 -  41,86% nº of frozen meat importing countries

  6. Export Results due to CSF free zone

  7. OTHER POSITIVE ASPECTS • TECHNICAL UPGRADE OF FARMS • GENETIC AND SANITARY DEVELOPMENT • ABUNDANT GRAIN HARVESTS (Corn & Soy) • PRODUCTION LOW COSTS

  8. Imposed Barriers Despite of the CSF Free Zone • RECOGNITION OF REGIONALIZATION • EQUIVALENCE • EXCESSIVE IMPORT REQUIREMENTS • HARMONIZATION • UNDUE DELAYS

  9. OIE´s Recognition of CSF Free Zone • SPECIFIC CHAPTER ALREADY ESTABLISHED • RELIABILITY • SUBJECTIVE EVALUATION • “FAST TRACK”

  10. SPS Committee Decision on Regionalization • DEFINITIONS ON ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES • TIMEFRAMES • UNDUE DELAYS

  11. CONFIDENCE

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