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Vaccine will help pork industry to respond to the threat posed by porcine epidemic diarrhea

Four cases of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea (PED) have been confirmed on Ontario swine farms: one in Middlesex County, two in Chatham-Kent and one in Norfolk County.

Negotiations will be held for discussion of practicability of introduction of temporary restrictions on importation of such products into the Customs Union from the whole territory of the European Union.

European Commission has established, in collaboration with Lithuania, a list of the restricted zones for African swine fever.

The absence of Aujeszky's disease has been confirmed through an epidemiological sampling survey carried out on the 100% of the producing pig farms of the State of Mexico.

The State Food and Veterinary Service informs that African swine fever was detected in two wild boars hunted in the area bordering the Šalčininkai and Alytus-Varėna regions.

A farrow to finish farm in Middlesex County, Ontario has been the first in Canada to be confirmed infected by Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea.

No states have reported a first positive result in the last week and so the total affected remains at 23.

Alberta's Chief Provincial Veterinarian has declared PED as a reportable disease in the Province of Alberta.

The outbreak is located on a farm in Gusevka, Olkhovsky (Volgogradskaya).

By the end of 2013, Aujeszky's disease was confirmed in three hunting dogs in the area of Meuse, in the municipalities of Loisey and Sommedieue.