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The provinces of Greater Poland (Wielkopolskie), Lesser Poland (Malopolskie) and Subcarpathian Poland (Podkarpackie) still have counties affected by the disease.

The environmental impact assessment entails the systematic collection and analysis of information about the environmental effects of a project by the developer.

$5.4 billion deal creates world’s second-largest animal health company.

The FDA is announcing that five drug sponsors holding animal drug applications affected by Guidance For Industry (GFI) #213 have requested that FDA withdraw approval of a collective 19 animal drug applications.

USDA is taking this latest action due to the devastating effect on swine health since it was first confirmed in the country last year.

New FAO estimates of greenhouse gas data show that emissions from agriculture, forestry and fisheries have nearly doubled over the past fifty years.

The farms that became infected were linked by a single source of feed and a single batch of plasma and the biosecurity on some of these farms was very good and there were no other links.

The Global Offering initially consists of an aggregate of 3,654,980,000 Offer Shares.

FAS/Moscow has increased 2014 domestic pork production forecast to 2.5 MMT (i.e. 9 percent higher than previous estimates).

The authorisation of these three companies increases the number of Brazilian companies authorised to export pork to Russia to 9.

The Council decided not to oppose the adoption of a Commission regulation amending regulation 152/2009 as regards the determination of the levels of dioxins and polychlorinated biphenyls.

The Russian veterinary authorities have informed the OIE about the presence of classical swine fever (CSF) in 17 wild boars.

Rosselkhoznadzor detected a serious violation of the CU and Russian requirements committed during export of RTE meat products.

Last 1st April, the new Drugs Law (a new system for minimizing the use of antibiotics on fattening calves, pigs, chickens and turkeys farms) came into force.

The Ministry of Agriculture of Brazil has decided to strengthen the health measures for imported live pigs in order to guarantee that some diseases, such as porcine epidemic diarrhoea, do not enter the country.

The new procedure will also allow the traceability of certified products of animal origin.