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Use of 3rd and 4th generation fluoroquinolones and cephalosporins are at the lowest level since 2011.

The government-owned “Triple A” (AAA) hog slaughterhouse in Tanauan City is set to start operations in November 2020.

EFSA has begun a major campaign to raise awareness and help halt the spread of African swine fever in south-east Europe.

Pork shipments were up 55% in the first half of the year, while consumption reached an all-time high in June.

The mid-year meat price index is down 9% year-on-year and price quotations for pig meat fell in July.

Taiwan to set permissible ractopamine residue levels for imported pork.

The number of ASF outbreaks for the year has doubled in August, with the Lublin Voivodeship especially affected.

The Colombian Agriculture Institute (ICA) has declared 15 departments free of Aujeszky's disease.

The new Organization of Mexican Pig Producers (Opormex), brings together the country's pork producers in a single group.

Following new cases of COVID-19 among its workers, Danish Crown has decided to close its slaughterhouse, which processes pigs, in Ringsted.

Of the 53,105 farms registered, 17,060 fall into this economic category (32.12%).

An interdisciplinary inspection team chaired by the Ministry of Industry and Trade has been established to monitor every aspect of the pork production chain.

In the first half of 2020, Argentine exports of meat (14%), fruit (22%) and vegetables (15%) grew compared to the same period last year.