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To prevent the appearance of African swine fever in Germany and the spreading of this disease, the German and Polish specialised administrations are joining efforts.

The 25.5-tonne frozen pork belly container arrived to the harbour of Veracruz.

Carbon dioxide gas shortages may affect the supply of meat and meat products to UK consumers as it is widely used in the meat processing industry.

The growing threat posed by antibiotic-resistant bacteria can be tackled through a “One Health” approach, MEPs said on Wednesday.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the Government of Denmark will start the second stage of the cooperation project between both countries for the Colombian pig sector.

Aveltis and Prestor have merged to set up Evel'Up, the new group of pig producers in France.

New rules on more responsible ways to produce, sell and use medicated feed to tackle the spread of antimicrobial resistance were informally agreed with Council’s negotiators on Tuesday.

The Commission considered it premature to introduce market management measures for the pig meat sector.

It will provide technical support & assistance to EU countries to carry out official controls on animal welfare.

The European Commission has just released a new common methodology for comparing the quality of food products across the EU.

The European Commission has adopted a proposal to reduce spending on support for farmers for the financial year 2019 in order to finance the crisis reserve.

The territorial prices disappear. There will only be a single reference price for all Italy.

Monitoring data from 2016 for a range of veterinary medicines, unauthorised substances and contaminants found in animals and animal-derived food suggest high rates of compliance.

The Commission has adopted a report on the impact of animal welfare international activities on the competitiveness of European livestock producers in a globalised world.

The agreement paves the way for a new system of rules that will improve the availability of these medicines, enhance competitiveness and innovation in the veterinary pharmaceutical sector and contribute to the fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

Leipzig has beaten Minnesota, and it will be the IPVS Congress venue in 2022.