Change in Disease Status of Spain Because of Swine Vesicular Disease
meat-poultry · Food Safety and Inspection Service · Rule · Published 1995-05-11 · Effective 1995-05-26 · 60 FR 25120
Document
Document number
95-11559
Federal Register citation
60 FR 25120
CFR reference
9 CFR 94
Type
Rule
Action
Final rule.
Category
meat-poultry
Sub-agency
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Publication date
1995-05-11
Effective date
1995-05-26
USDA docket
Docket No. 94-137-2
Abstract
We are declaring Spain free of swine vesicular disease. As part of this action, we are adding Spain to the list of countries that, although declared free of swine vesicular disease, are subject to restrictions on pork and pork products offered for importation into the United States. There have been no outbreaks of swine vesicular disease in Spain since April 1993. This rule relieves certain prohibitions and restrictions on the importation of swine and fresh, chilled, and frozen meat of swine into the United States from Spain. However, because African swine fever continues to exist in Spain, certain pork and pork products will continue to be prohibited.