WIRE — Staff Reporter NAMIBIA'S livestock export industry has come under pressure after annual inspections required to maintain European Union (EU) certification were suspended earlier this year due to funding constraints, prompting a temporary arrangement to prevent disruptions to exports. EU-approved livestock farms are required to undergo annual inspections by state veterinarians to retain their certification and ... The post EU farm inspections put Namibia's livestock exports under pressure appeared first on Informanté.
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