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The Council decided not to oppose the adoption of a Commission's regulation amending regulation 142/2011 as regards the use of animal by-products and derived products as a fuel in combustion plants.

New Minister informed about his priorities and pointed out that the key issue requiring urgent settlement is the issue of ASF.

The all new GB All Pigs Price (GB APP) will have the same specification as the DAPP but data will be collected from sellers rather than buyers as at present.

These are the first confirmed cases of SDCV in Canada.

The Commission presented to the ministers a proposal for a regulation on organic production and labelling of organic products

The incidents have led to trade disruptions between countries with shipments of grain, cereal and other crops being blocked by importing countries and destroyed or returned to the country of origin.

The CSQA, a certification organism accredited in Italy, has presented three new voluntary quality regulations, among them the "pigs without antibiotics".

The value of the final production value of swine reaches its maximum historic level: €6,273 million.

There has been one confirmed case of PEDv in Manitoba farm.

According to the March 2014 Market Monitor for the AMIS bumper crops in several major producing countries are likely to boost supplies and to result in much higher world stocks in 2014 for maize, wheat, rice and soybean.

The Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement will eliminate tariffs on 86.8 percent of agricultural tariff lines, including rates of up to 30 percent on pork and pork products.

Nicaragua, through the abattoir Cacique, exported its first pig meat container to El Salvador.

Post revised 2014 hog production to increase by 1.5 percent as a function of higher pork exports and a small increase in domestic demand.

Now nearly 75% of all boars in the Netherlands are not castrated.

The new voted Decision reduces the areas under severe restrictions and also modifies the restrictions put on the pig meat trade.

Pig epidemic diarrhoea has caused losses of about RD$70 million since its presence was detected last October in Dominican farms.