
Philippines reopens Spanish pork trade after ASF review
The Philippines reauthorizes Spanish pork imports after accepting ASF regionalization.



The Philippines reauthorizes Spanish pork imports after accepting ASF regionalization.

Diagnostic tools should be implemented not only reactively during outbreaks, but also proactively, allowing for early detection of infectious agents to anticipate potential problems.

The South African pig industry is facing mounting pressure as foot-and-mouth disease and African swine fever continue to reduce sow numbers and increase production costs.

How are African swine fever (ASF) viruses classified? How well represented are they in sequence databases?

The congress, scheduled June 20 to 23, 2028 at IFEMA Madrid, will bring together the global scientific and professional swine community.

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Thorough monitoring and a highly practical contingency plan helped minimise the impact of a PRRS infection at a GTC.

The administration of a hepatoprotective product at peripartum reduced sow mortality by 73%.

When foetuses develop in a heat-stressed gestation sow, a condition known as in utero heat stress occurs, and piglets may be born smaller with impaired gut microbiome and immune function. Additionally, these piglets show greater susceptibility to stress later in life. Although these consequences are not always immediately apparent, they are important to manage and prevent.

As a media partner, 333 will play a key role in disseminating scientific knowledge, promoting the event globally, and connecting the international swine community with the latest updates from the congress.

The virus detected in Barcelona is ASF genotype II and has been classified in a new genetic group: #29.



The most common diseases in piglets caused by E. coli are colibacillosis and edema disease.

Among the elements that are often overlooked is the microbiota, a true "invisible organ" that plays a key role in the health, immunity, and productivity of pigs. Understanding its dynamics and how it becomes imbalanced is increasingly essential for the success of health and nutrition programs.

This work evaluates the relationship of inclusion body rhinitis in pigs with other findings observed in necropsies. Final thesis at the Veterinary Pathology Diagnostic Service of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, UAB, Spain, advised by Joaquim Segalés.

Initial injuries at the tip of the ear are usually due to chewing behavior, while injuries at the base of the ear appear to be influenced by feeder-related bites.

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To complement the necropsy course, we have produced a series of videos of different processes in pigs.



The flu is very much in the media spotlight, so we wanted to find out how much our users know about influenza's role in pigs and humans. To do this, we conducted a mini survey among our users.

Zone one, for surveillance, is where no cases have been reported, and zone two covers the area where outbreaks have been detected.

It turned out to be much easier than it seemed...

In addition to its role in protein synthesis, tryptophan contributes to the production of serotonin, a molecule that influences appetite and immune system regulation, and niacin production.

Effective PRDC control isn’t a single protocol — it’s a system. Success depends on accurate diagnosis, tailored vaccination, strong biosecurity, smart production flow, and, above all, consistent implementation. As Cano said, “Execution is everything. The best protocol won’t work if no one’s watching the barn.”

Intestinal immunity is a complex system composed of physical barriers, immune cells, receptors, and microbiota.


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