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South African Dairy Firm Criticizes Government Response to Cattle Virus
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- •The FMD outbreak in South Africa has led to losses estimated at R1 billion in the dairy sector as of February 2026.
- •Clover SA, a major dairy company, publicly stated on February 20 that the government's response to the FMD outbreak is inconsistent and disorganized.
- •The outbreak has caused disruptions in milk supply chains across affected regions in South Africa.
- •Government efforts to control FMD include movement restrictions on cattle, but enforcement has been uneven.
- •The dairy sector's financial strain is increasing due to ongoing disease spread and control challenges.
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- ▸If the South African government improves coordination and enforcement of FMD control measures the dairy industry could stabilize, reducing financial losses and restoring milk supply.
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