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Early prospects for global cereal markets in the year ahead are favourable, despite a forecasted decline, according to FAO's new Cereal Supply and Demand Brief.

Mexico and Denmark held a work meeting aimed at the strengthening of the scientific and technological cooperation in the pig and dairy sector.

For the first time since 2012, trade in all meats (beef, pork, and broiler meat) is expected to rise. While pork and broiler meat will make modest gains of 1 and 2 percent respectively, beef growth will rise 5 percent.

The global porcine vaccines market is expanding due to growing prevalence of swine diseases across the globe.

A second case of ASF in a wild boar has been confirmed in Hungary

Pig production has risen in the first trimester of 2018.

Agreements giving greater market access and protection for EU agri-food products in Iceland will enter into force on 1 May.

Last Friday, the veterinary authorities of Moldova informed the WOAH/OIE of the appearance of a new ASF outbreak in pigs.

During the first trimester of 2018, pork production has grown by 2.1%.

German pork exports fall for the third year running

Following the discovery of African swine fever in a wild boar in northern Hungary, several countries have announced a ban on pork and pork products.

China recently announced the “Work program for the reduction of the use of antimicrobials in animals (2018-2021)”.

The Ministry of Agriculture of Brazil has started a public survey regarding the devising of regulations for the management of dead pigs and fowls on the farms.

In 2017, pork production increased, but its consumption decreased.

The number of fattening pigs as of December 1, 2017 has increased in the main pig producing regions of Italy.

New rules to ensure that only high-quality organic food is sold in the EU and to boost organic production were approved by the European Parliament on Thursday.