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The farm has a total of 213 animals, of which 13 cases.

During the Talks the European experts suggested a plan of regionalization of the EU territory which is limited to isolation of 6 Lithuanian regions and several Polish provinces situated at the border with the Republic of Belarus.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper today announced that Canada and the Republic of Korea have concluded negotiations for a bilateral free trade agreement.

Net farm income is forecast to be $95.8 billion in 2014, down 26.6 percent from 2013’s forecast of $130.5 billion.

The Index, based on the prices of a basket of internationally-traded food commodities, saw price upticks in all commodity groups, with the exception of meat, which fell marginally.

Highlights of the revised Code include a full commitment to adopt loose housing for sows and gilts in all new facilities built after July 1, 2014.

During the visit, the experts visited the border crossing with the Republic of Belarus and evaluated its biosecurity level. Veterinary procedures used in places where both dead wild boards were found have been verified.

The National Health and Family Planning Commission of the People’s Republic of China released the national food safety standard of Pathogen Limits for Food.

The Mexican food and agriculture sector (it includes agriculture and stockbreeding, and agribusiness) closed year 2013 with a rise by 7%.

The focus is located on Urban (El Paso, Cesar), a semi-confined backyard pigs in contact with the other outbreaks.

FDA wants to update the look and content of the Nutrition Facts Label to better help consumers make informed food choices and follow healthy dietary practices.

The move is designed to promote moderate-scale farming operations and modern agriculture by easing financing difficulty for farmers.

Vigorous enforcement of the EU-wide ban on swill feeding is essential.

The proposed regulatory amendments will enable the issuance of monetary penalties for violation of these laws.

Scientific testing by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) cannot confirm a link between feed containing blood plasma and Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea (PED) cases in Canada.

Following two successive years of reduction in domestic beef and pork supply, EU meat production and consumption are expected to recover in 2014.