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According to DG Agriculture "Short-term outlook for EU agricultural markets in 2017 and 2018" the negative trend is expected to continue at a more moderate level throughout 2017.

The proposal, initiated by Culture Viande together with the IFIP, the ANSES and the DGAL, and with the help, at a European level, of the UECBV, has been voted favourably.

Consumption of raw or undercooked pork meat and liver is the most common cause of hepatitis E infection in the EU, said EFSA.

The WOAH has published new notifications of African swine fever cases in the Czech Republic.

The ban, which began in 2014, has been extended year after year.

This international organization has provided its users with more information about these criteria in the face of the proliferation of regional trade agreements and the implementation of different sets of origin regulations in a growing number of countries.

During the first 4 months of 2017, meat production in Russia has increased by 3.2%.

The action plan takes a One Health approach and addresses AMR in bacteria from humans, animals and in the environment.

European Commissioner for Agriculture & Rural Development Phil Hogan has welcomed the Economic Partnership Agreement between the EU and Japan as a "great new opportunity for our exporting agri-food producers".

Health authorities in Mexico and the European Union raised the question of cooperation on issues such as animal welfare and antimicrobial resistance.

The Commission has just published a new delegated regulation providing derogations from the general obligation to classify carcasses to small scale establishments.

Global food commodity prices rose in June, led by wheat and meat prices.

Almost €1,226 million in sales, with China and France as the main destinations of Spanish pork.

The Commission has established that the whole of the Zlín district is an area infected by ASF.

The Commission adopted five authorisations for Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) for food/feed use.

New figures released by Copa and Cogeca show EU cereal production set to rise by 0.4% this year, but still below 300 million tonnes.