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The main goal of the workshop was to update countries on the progress in the knowledge on ASF achieved within ASFORCE.

Dr. Rodriguez’s team has confirmed the presence of multiple potential vaccine candidates, larger than previously thought.

Considering the expansion of the pig sector in eastern Africa, the increasing trend in ASF outbreaks in the sub-region and its transboundary nature, the disease has been identified as a high priority for the region.

Pig farm in Pucilki (Podlaskie) with a total of 7 susceptible animals, of which 5 developed symptoms.

According to Rabobank, in 2015 turbulence will remain with uncertainty about the possible remergence of PEDv, the developments regarding ASF...

The total population of susceptible animals in the outbreak area is 27,932, of which 664 developed symptoms.

In case Russia removes retaliatory economic restrictive measures pork export from the EU will be possible after a new form of veterinary certificate is agreed upon.

During year 2014, 254 outbreaks were confirmed in the EU: 214 in wild boars and 40 in domestic pigs.

On the territory of the hunting ground Desnyansko-Starogutsky, a dead wild boar was found by the rangers.

In this regard, ICA's Border Protection Deputy confirmed that Peru would like to gain in-depth knowledge of the Classical Swine Fever eradication program.

The culling is being carried out in an effort to prevent the spread of African swine fever virus from Russia into Finland.

The event aims to coordinate research on animal disease control between the EU and China through the organization of events, webinars, study visits, exchanges and a virtual platform.

The extraordinary action plan will count on the active collaboration of Dr. José Manuel Sánchez-Vizcaíno, from the Veterinary Health Surveillance Centre (VISAVET, Complutense University of Madrid).

In Kiev, FAO epidemiologists and livestock experts updated local lab technicians on the status of the contagious disease in Ukraine and Europe.

The Belarusian Agriculture and Food Ministry noted that domestic companies should use the methods developed by the National Research Institute for Veterinary Virology and Microbiology of Russia.