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Throughout 2011 the rate of self-sufficiency in pork in Germany was 115%, which represents an increase of 5% compared with 2010.

As regards exports, 2011 was an exceptional year. For the first time in its history, the EU exported more than 3 billion t of pig meat.

Exports of pork from Brazil increased by 6.93% in volume in March compared with March 2011, and 3.02% in value.

China delivered a list of five Mexican companies which are allowed to export pork to Chinese market.

MIFAFF announced that it would limit the initial 70,000 MT duty free tariff rate quota for fresh/frozen pork bellies announced for the period April-June to 20,000 MT.

Argentina sent an official notice allowing the river traffic of raw bovine offal and pork.

Exports of UK livestock products rose to £2.325* billion in 2011, an increase of 22% from 2010.

Great efforts have been made and favourable results achieved in the last decade in the eradication of the disease both from domestic pigs and more recently in wild boar.

Exports of pork increased over the last year and amounted to 995,319 tons.

Japan exports mostly cars, machinery and other industrial products to Canada, while Canada mainly sells Japan natural resources and farm products, such as soybeans and pork.

This week the first shipment of pork from the state of Jalisco will be exported to Korea.

Investment of more than $1.3 million to help the Canadian Swine Exporters Association (CSEA) increase its international marketing and promotion of Canadian purebred swine genetics.

The ban on live animals will particularly affect certain EU Member States to which exports to Russia represent an important part of their exports (especially of live pigs).

Starting today, March 20th, Russia bans all imports of cattle, sheep and pigs from EU countries.

January pork exports jumped 28 percent in volume and 43 percent in value.

Under this proposed rule, all exporters of U.S. pork and DDG would be required to report on a weekly basis.