Based on currently available information, and with the support of expert advisory groups, WOAH does not recommend the implementation of any COVID-19 related sanitary measure to the international movement of live animals or animal products without a justifying risk analysis.  Evidence-based risk management principles should be applied to international movement of live animals and products from species susceptible to infection with SARS-CoV-2. Evaluation and implementation of risk management for safe trade should follow WOAH's international Standards, notably for risk analysis, disease prevention and control, trade measures, import/export procedures and veterinary certification). Precautions for packaging materials are not indicated over and above the application of sound principles of environmental sanitation, personal hygiene, and established food hygiene practices. The report of WOAH's ad hoc Group on COVID-19 and Safe Trade in Animals and Animal Products can be consulted here, and WOAH's considerations on the application of sanitary measures for international trade related to COVID-19 can be found here.