Avian flu outbreak could hit insurers hard: McLarens' Smout

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With avian influenza prevention zone declared across Great Britain, an agriculture loss adjuster warns claims could be costly for insurers.

Earlier this week, the government has declared Great Britain an avian influenza prevention zone, making it a legal requirement for all bird keepers to follow strict biosecurity measures.

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