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28 SPECIAL GROUP FOR THE PREVENTION OF AFRICAN SWINE FEVER (GEPESA) Brazil is free from African Swine Fever and the maintenance of this status is a sectoral priority. The recent events of disease infection in European, Asian, and African countries, as well as in Haiti and the Dominican Republic, highlight the importance of prevention actions, which are already underway in several countries of the Americas. In Brazil, the work has involved actions to reinforce border protection, sector support for the provision of kennels and sniffer dogs for the surveillance of animal products contained in luggage coming from overseas, and legislative support to increase penalties for the illegal transportation of products. ABPA has also contributed with suggestions for updating regulatory processes, organizing training sessions and webinars addressing preventive measures, and developing educational and advertising materials, with the purpose of drawing the attention to the prevention of the disease. ABP abpabr Produtor, este visitas de estrangeiros ou qualquer pessoa que não seja do sistema produtivo em sua granjal Na duvida fale com seu responsável técnico #OrLivre DePSA ABP abpabr See more about #BrasilLivredePSA at brasillivredepsa.com.br/en/ Viajante, não traga na mala produtos suinos do exterior! E proibido e coloca o Brasil em risco #BrLiDePSA PPA AMÉRICA (ASF AMERICA) By means of the prevention group PPA América (PPA is the Spanish acronym for African Swine Fever), ABPA and 20 other national organizations from 18 Latin American countries work together to devise prevention strategies for African Swine Fever (ASF). Promoting aligned efforts to prevent the entry of the disease in the continental area of the Americas is one of its key actions. In addition to Brazil, the group currently has representatives of the pork production sector from the following countries: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Ecuador, United States, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Dominican Republic, Uruguay, and Venezuela. #Todos ContraLa PPA COBBA Brazilian Association of Animal Protein - ABPA ABPA Σ

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