Headline: WATT Poultry, 1/19/2026\
Jackie Linden reports:
By January 14, 10 countries in the region had recorded a combined total of 42 highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) outbreaks in commercial poultry this year — all involving the H5N1 virus variant. This is according the European Commission (EC).
Its Animal Disease Information System monitors outbreaks of listed animal diseases in European Union member states and selected adjacent countries.
As of that date, presence of the H5N1 HPAI virus serotype had been detected on 17 farms in Poland, five in each of France, Germany, and Hungary, and four in Belgium. Additionally, one or two outbreaks have occurred since the start of the year in Bulgaria, Denmark, Italy, the Netherlands and Spain.
Great Britain is not included in the EC’s database. However, seven poultry premises in England and Scotland have been hit by the same HPAI virus serotype since January 1, according to the government agriculture department, Defra.
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