#32026D1108EU emergency zones for sheep pox and goat pox in Romania
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This decision updates EU emergency controls for sheep pox and goat pox in Romania after an additional outbreak was reported. It sets the minimum protection and surveillance zones Romania must apply around affected areas to limit the spread of the disease among sheep and goats. Farmers, livestock transporters, traders, slaughterhouses, and authorities handling sheep, goats, and related products in or near the listed Romanian zones should expect movement controls and animal health checks. The decision also replaces two earlier EU decisions so the current restriction map is consolidated in one act.
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Key Changes
- Updates the restricted zones for sheep pox and goat pox in Romania after a new outbreak
- Requires Romania to maintain minimum protection and surveillance zones around affected areas
- Repeals Implementing Decisions (EU) 2026/1015 and (EU) 2025/2415
Obligations
What this law requires
Romania must establish and maintain the protection and surveillance zones for sheep pox and goat pox around affected areas at least covering the areas listed in the Annex to Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1108.
Romania must apply the emergency disease-control measures required for restricted zones under Delegated Regulation (EU) 2020/687 in the protection and surveillance zones established for sheep pox and goat pox.
Operators handling sheep, goats, or products derived from them in the Romanian protection and surveillance zones must comply with movement controls and animal health checks imposed for sheep pox and goat pox restricted zones.
Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1015 and Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/2415 are repealed and must no longer be used as the applicable EU emergency-measure map for sheep pox and goat pox in Romania.