German farmers and food producers came under increasing pressure on Wednesday as China became the second country after South Korea to ban the import of German chicken and pork products.
The announcement by China’s general administration of quality supervision, inspection and quarantine came only hours after German state authorities said that traces of dioxin had been found in pigs.
The poisonous chemical had already been found in eggs and chicken, leading to a ban of meat and poultry shipments from around 5,000 farms in the past week.
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