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Lithuania, together with 13 other member states, has asked the Commission to implement urgent support measures for the swine industry.

The OIE has reported the presence of a wild boar positive for Aujeszky's disease antibodies in the area of North Karelia.

This is part of the government's efforts to support the sector’s growth and strengthen the food supply chain.

This is the first case of African swine fever in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.

The company is a week behind on pig pickups and will place new suppliers on a waiting list.

See the projected evolution of U.S. pork production until the year 2031.

The use of antibiotics in livestock in the UK has fallen again, according to a report released by the government’s Veterinary Medicines Directorate.

Summer grain production reached 145.8 million tons this year, up 2.97 million tons from 2020.

USDA predicts crop acreage for the 2022/23 marketing year.

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (RCEP) will begin the first of the new year.

Pork export volume was slightly below last September, but value still increased 8%.

NAMI says the labor shortage continues to challenge the U.S. food supply chain, raising the cost of all food for consumers.

The FAO Meat Price Index was down in October with international quotations for pig meat also falling.

Pork sales ranked first among Mexico's agri-food and fishery exports to China.

EU animal welfare legislation needs an update and uniform application in all Member States, Agriculture MEPs say.

Rabobank's fourth-quarter pork report makes forecasts for China, Europe, US, and Brazil.