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China clamped down on exotic wildlife farms – now they’ve moved to Southeast Asia

China clamped down on exotic wildlife farms – now they’ve moved to Southeast Asia
The Telegraph Wednesday 26 August 2026, 07:00 UTC By Nuttakarn Sumon 1 min read
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There’s been an ‘explosion’ of breeding facilities in Thailand and Laos, raising biosecurity concerns

There’s been an ‘explosion’ of breeding facilities in Thailand and Laos, raising biosecurity concerns
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