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The European Commission has published a report outlining the good progress made so far under the EU's long-term rural vision, highlighting positive outcomes delivered since 2021 and presenting ideas for future work.

French export volumes (excluding offal) fell sharply in 2023 (-40,000 t carcass).

The statement “Approved by FDA” must appear on the labeling of approved animal drugs in the marketplace.

Swine production in France has mirrored the trend in livestock numbers, decreasing in 2023.

The sector will be provided 46 million euros to implement biogas plants in small and medium-sized farms.

France's swine inventory is expected to continue to decrease gradually in 2024.

Strong recovery in production drives higher crushes and exports in the new season.

Over the past twenty years, the number of pig farms in France has steadily decreased, with farmers retiring or going out of business without being replaced.

These are the leading European exporters of pork products to third countries in 2023.

The Council of Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers has given the green light to the legislative amendment proposal presented by the Commission to simplify and make the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) more flexible.

The provinces of Asti and Spezia have reported their first cases of African swine fever.

A new European regulation will allow farmers to obtain certificates to implement practices that contribute to carbon sequestration and soil-related emission reductions.

The reduced tariff rate for Paraguayan pork exports seeks to increase shipments of this protein to the Taiwanese market.

The state administrative agricultural and environmental bodies will issue complementary regulations and adopt administrative measures necessary to implement this regulation within 60 days from the date of publication of the decree.

Last year, more than 3,000 wild boars were shot in Flanders.