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South Africa places biosecurity at the centre of G20 agricultural agenda | SA News

23 November 2025 by Guest
South Africa places biosecurity at the centre of G20 agricultural agenda
As diseases like foot-and-mouth disease continue to challenge livestock farming, stronger biosecurity and better surveillance remain essential for protecting herds across South Africa.
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From foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) and highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) to crop pests, the country has made it clear that African producers cannot carry the burden of disease outbreaks alone.

For farmers, the outcomes of the G20 Leaders’ Summit will not solve their challenges overnight. However, they will shift the global playing field in ways that matter for day-to-day farming, export prospects, and future disease preparedness.

Importantly, South Africa’s G20…

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