The European Union will suspend imports of Brazilian meat and other animal products starting Thursday pending guarantees from Brazil regarding its compliance with European animal health standards. This was announced by the European Commission in a statement, explaining that Brazil “will no longer be authorized to export food-producing animals and animal products intended for human consumption to the Union. This will affect products such as beef and poultry, eggs, honey, and casings. Brazil was included in an EU list of countries that do not comply with antibiotic use regulations in animals last May.
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