France's Minister of Agriculture, Agriculture, Food and Food Sovereignty, Anne Genevard said on the 13th that France will vaccinate nearly 1 million cows against goose bumps skin disease in the next few weeks, and will still insist on implementing the whole herd culling policy. In an interview with Radio France's local channel, Genevard said that vaccination will be mandatory. At the same time, she stressed that since goosebumps skin disease may be asymptomatic and difficult to detect, it is “still necessary” to implement mass killing measures under certain circumstances. The French government will aid affected farmers, and “their losses as well as business losses will be compensated.”

France's Minister of Agriculture, Agriculture, Food and Food Sovereignty, Anne Genevard said on the 13th that France will vaccinate nearly 1 million cows against goose bumps skin disease in the next few weeks, and will still insist on implementing the whole herd culling policy. In an interview with Radio France's local channel, Genevard said that vaccination will be mandatory. At the same time, she stressed that since goosebumps skin disease may be asymptomatic and difficult to detect, it is “still necessary” to implement mass killing measures under certain circumstances. The French government will aid affected farmers, and “their losses as well as business losses will be compensated.”