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Last week the number of pigs intended for slaughter accumulating in German pens was reduced to about 880,000 animals.

To prevent the spread of African swine fever in Saxony, the State has issued general decrees defining the new restriction zones.

Worldwide cereal stocks are set to drop sharply this year as global trade increases.

Global pork supply will grow in Asia and North and South America, but face more challenges in Europe.

Highest growth was shown in pork production, up 11.9% year-on-year.

China introduces measures to guarantee sufficient pork supplies during the upcoming Spring Festival holiday.

Tax on wheat, barley, and maize exports seeks to halt a sustained upward trend in domestic prices for food staples.

Reducing tail docking in pigs is on the agenda for Ireland's first over-arching Animal Welfare Strategy.

Average hog prices in Alberta were down 9% from 2019.

The outbreak in Guangdong is suspected to be due to illegal transportation.

Results are in for China's yearly total pork and grain production. Find out how the year fared for China.

At least 54,000 metric tons of imported pork is scheduled to arrive, and the government has capped prices in the National Capital Region.

A wild boar has been confirmed positive for African swine fever, found outside the risk area but within the existing buffer zone.

The group aims to catalyze global attention and efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance across all sectors and ensure the availability of important medicines for the future.

In the last decade, the number of pig farms in Germany has decreased by 47%.

Spanish exports of pork and pork products remain unstoppable with a 19% increase between January and October 2020.