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After a decline in 2022, exports of pork products increased by 59% in 2023.

The outbreak started in two wild boars in northeast Albania.

Legislation being introduced will make regulations more effective and maintain the UK as an attractive place to market veterinary medicines.

Breeding herd shows no sign of growth.

This revision adjusted the national target number of reproductive sows from 41 million to 39 million.

The EU-funded project ‘WelFarmers’, involving 17 partners from 8 European countries, will award farms with best practices in animal welfare and disseminate the results.

Products produced after the registration date will be accepted for shipment.

Resistance of Salmonella and Campylobacter bacteria to commonly used antimicrobials continues to be observed frequently in humans and animals, according to EFSA.

Rapid and structural responses to the crisis situation facing the agricultural sector

Government of Canada announces investment to further strengthen Canada's position in the global pork sector

The responsible and prudent use of antimicrobials needs to be improved in all sectors - human, animal, plant/crop, and environment - to preserve their public health benefits.

A new survey carried out in 8 EU countries1 shows that most consumers support better welfare for the animals raised for food and expect EU decision makers to act.

The European Commission sent a paper to the Belgian Presidency outlining first possible actions to help reduce the administrative burden.

During the past year, Spanish exports of pork and prepared products to third countries decreased by 16%.

The EP calls on the EC to raise the limit values for the use of nitrogen fertilisers from animal manure, such as RENURE (nitrogen recovered from manure).

Significant increases were also recorded in pig slaughter and pork production, as well as a slight increase in apparent consumption.