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News Jul 25, 2006

Oman lifts Malaysian poultry ban

Oman has lifted a ban on the import of poultry and meat and eggs from Malaysia.

According to the Omani News Agency the decision was issued by the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries.

The lifting of the ban is based on the recommendations made by the specialised veterinary body as the danger of importing poultry from Malaysia has be removed.

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