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Transport within the EU generally preserves the welfare of the animals, however, information indicates that most transports leaving the Union do not meet applicable EU rules.

Higher expected Australian swine numbers due to rising prices could result in a recovery in pork production later in the year

Argentine pork producers will benefit from a lower export tax rate on pork, while soybean growers will pay more.

An audit from the European Commission reveals that few tangible actions have been taken to improve compliance with the provisions of the Pig Directive, and to reduce tail biting and avoid tail docking of pigs.

There is currently no evidence that food is a likely source or route of transmission of the virus.

The English pig census reached 3.78 million in December 2019.

The EU is forecast to produce a new pork volume record in 2020. Spain is surpassing Germany as the biggest pork producer in the EU.

Pork production continued to increase during the past year and represented almost 64% of the total meat produced.

Salmonella and Campylobacter are becoming increasingly resistant to the antibiotic ciprofloxacin, but there has been positive development in food-producing animals.

World grain production was at an almost historic high last year. Soyabean production expected to fall. COVID-19 affects markets.

The decline of Canadian hog inventories marks the second consecutive year-over-year (January to January) decrease. Demand from Japan helped keep exports up despite ban from China.

Companies produced less pork, more beef and poultry meat.