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Stéphane Le Foll will visit Russia to try to “open the gates” against the Russian embargo that currently affects European pork.

The group has decided to apply a free market price. This decision has been harshly condemned by the pig farmers.

Canada and Mexico last week defended their proposed tariffs during a public hearing at the WTO’s headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.

Swine inventories are expected to grow by 3 percent in 2015 due to low prices of feed and continuing demand for pork on the domestic market.

The Government is calling on food producers and shops to give more information on labels about where in Britain their food comes from, as new research shows that almost 80 per cent of people see buying local food as a top priority.

Over 5 additional million (+ 4%) pigs have been slaughtered during the first six months of this year in the European Union compared to the same period last year. This represents an increase of 4%.

The EU will benefit from increased quotas in particular for cheese, beef, pigmeat and poultry.

To give more fluidity to the cross-border transit of goods, the Chilean National Customs Service has implemented the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) Pilot Programme

Pig production has shown the highest increase in the livestock sector with a rise by 15.2%, followed by the fowl sector (+13.9%).

Shipments of Chilean pork to the People`s Republic of China grew by 18% in volume between January and June this year.

Many MEPs called for new market measures to tackle price volatility and further support for farmers to find new foreign outlets.

With this new system, we protect the governments' right to regulate, and ensure that investment disputes will be adjudicated in full accordance with the rule of law.

Private Storage Aid schemes for pigmeat will be extended to fresh lard, responding to the proposal that some of the so - called 'fifth - quarter cuts' should be included.

Brazilian pork exports to Russia reached 34,500 tonnes last July, a 51.1% more than in June and a 143.2% more than in July 2014.

The same certificates and lists of approved establishments that were used in the former Customs Union will be applied from now on to Kyrgyz exports.