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The Chamber of Commerce of Mantua restores the assignment of prices in order to compensate for the blockade of the CUN.

The Ministry will still work with the aim that the prevalence falls below 1%.

Cranswick has decided to withdraw from reporting price data into the DAPP after all.

The ABIPECS foresees an increase by 15.7% in the exports of pig meat in 2014.

The Ministers of Agriculture analysed the challenges of stockbreeding and its potential for its sustainable development.

The use of antibiotics in Danish farming has fallen by 11 percent since 2009.

No states have reported a first positive result in the last week and so the total affected remains at 23.

Over the past five years and more, the production of pigs for slaughter in Denmark has fallen by over 20 per cent.

The quality standard improves the information given to the consumer through the labelling and the presentation.

The focus of a new German-Icelandic twinning programme supported by the Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture (BMEL) is to strengthen food safety in Iceland.

By the end of 2013, Aujeszky's disease was confirmed in three hunting dogs in the area of Meuse, in the municipalities of Loisey and Sommedieue.

The outbreak is located on a farm in Gusevka, Olkhovsky (Volgogradskaya).

Alberta's Chief Provincial Veterinarian has declared PED as a reportable disease in the Province of Alberta.

United States inventory of all hogs and pigs on December 1, 2013 was 65.9 million head.

MEPs called on the Commission not to allow the genetically modified maize crop Pioneer 1507 on the EU market.

Investment of up to $2.65 million to the Canadian Food Exporters Association to help food and beverage processors increase their competitiveness in key global markets around the world.