Bluetongue in cattle, sheep and goat
The Norwegian Veterinary institute monitor the situation of bluetongue on assignment from the Norwegian Food Safety Authority.
The aim of the surveillance programme for bluetongue is to document freedom from the infection in Norway according to the demands in Regulation (EC) No.1266/2007, Annex 1.1.2, and to contribute to the maintenance of this favourable situation.
2024
Bluetongue re-emerged in Norway in September 2024, the first outbreak since 2009. By the end of the 2024 vector season, 268 dairy herds in Southern Norway tested positive for antibodies against bluetongue virus in bulk milk samples. Vector actvity was recorded in Southern Norway until mid-November.
Download report
- Bluetongue 2024 (pdf 1mb)
Previous reports
- Bluetongue 2023 (pdf 1009kb)
- Bluetongue 2022 (pdf 890kb)
- Bluetongue 2021 (pdf 564kb)
- Bluetongue 2020 (pdf 561kb)
- Bluetongue 2019 (pdf 549kb)
- Bluetongue 2018 (pdf 703kb)
- Bluetongue 2017 (pdf 679kb)
- Bluetongue 2016 (pdf 657kb)
- Bluetongue 2015 (pdf 1mb)
- Bluetongue 2011 - 2014 (pdf 516kb)
- Blåtunge - en vurdering av overvåkningsprogrammet 2009 (pdf 867kb)