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October pork exports up with China demand, exports to Mexico fell, future bright with Japan.

The government is providing an ASF response package including more biosecurity officers, new x-ray machines, and detector dogs to ensure the country never has an outbreak.

Medically important antimicrobial sales for use in swine are up 17% from 2017, but general trends show increasing success in antimicrobial stewardship across the livestock industry.

The FAO Meat Price Index increased by 4.6 percent, its largest month-on-month increase in more than a decade.

AFIA addresses concerns on unintended consequences of requirements for emerging tech and traceability.

The cost of pork has significantly dropped during the period July to October due to decreased demand caused by ASF scare.

Today the Upper House of the Japanese Parliament approved the U.S.-Japan trade agreement, greatly improving access for U.S. red meat in Japan.

Peru's Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation, Jorge Montenegro, announced the country's interest in exporting pork to China.

Overall European pork exports in the first nine months of this year have increased by more than 16%, while exports to China have increased by 55%.

The fence should reduce the risk of African swine fever reaching Denmark.

$75 million to fund projects to eradicate and control feral swine in highest risk areas of the United States.

The Commission calls on Belgium to protect its waters against nitrate pollution.

The European Commission has adopted a Decision extending the mandate of the EU Platform on Animal Welfare until 30 June 2021.

New regulations provide greater structure to Senasa, strengthening disease and pest control and eradication as well as food safety and quality.

The University of Leeds is opening its £11 million National Pig Centre, which it believes will make Yorkshire one of the best places in Europe for pig research.