2013-2017 China Avian Influenza Vaccine Industry

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Research Report on China Avian Influenza Vaccine
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  the current stage, many countries choose to cull
  all infected poultry to control avian influenza,
  instead of immunizations. The total volume of the
  poultry in China is over 10 billion, but more
  than 90 raisers only have less than 2,000
  broilers. In case of epidemic diseases, it is
  hard to control them, which will result in huge
  losses. Therefore, it is quite necessary to
  immunize the poultry with avian influenza
  vaccines. 
• Avian influenza vaccines have been used for more
  than 10 years in China. More than 10 years ago,
  some poultry raising farms in China used the H5N1
  avian influenza vaccine. They were not forced but
  voluntary to use vaccines. Between 2001 and 2005,
  when China avian influenza vaccine industry just
  started, various problems frequently emerged. To
  resolve these problems, Ministry of Agriculture
  of China set up an entry barrier of the avian
  influenza vaccine producing market and tightly
  supervised it.
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Research Report on China Avian Influenza Vaccine
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• It established strict regulations on the
  production and sales of avian influenza vaccines.
  For example, avian influenza vaccines must be
  produced in workshops that are in compliance with
  GMP and must be inspected every year. 
• In China, the subsidy provided by the government
  over culling the infected poultry is CNY 10 per
  bird. In case serious epidemic diseases occur,
  the subsidy amount will be higher. In 2012, the
  live stock volume of laying hens in China was
  about 1.45 billion, and that of broilers was
  approximate to 10 billion. The output volume of
  eggs in China was 28.61 million tons in 2012,
  increasing by 1.76 YOY. According to National
  Compulsory Immunization Plan of Animal Epidemic
  Diseases 2013 issued by Ministry of Agriculture
  of China, the government conducts compulsory
  immunizations against 4 diseases, including
  highly pathogenic avian influenza. The government
  is responsible for appropriations. 
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