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Ireland reports first bluetongue virus case in cattle, triggering restrictions but no food safety risk.
A case of bluetongue virus serotype 3 has been confirmed in a cattle herd in County Wexford, Ireland, marking the first detection in the Republic of Ireland.
The virus, which affects cattle, sheep, and other ruminants but does not threaten human health or food safety, is spread by midges.
Officials say colder temperatures below 12°C are likely limiting transmission.
Movement restrictions and testing are underway, with concerns over impacts on live animal exports, though meat and dairy exports remain unaffected.
Authorities are working to update trade requirements and urge farmers to follow biosecurity measures.
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