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The province of Batangas is the first in the country to be cleared of African swine fever.

A tight market outlook for oilseeds is expected for 2020/21 and coarse grains stocks are forecast to fall below opening levels for the fourth consecutive season.

New figures show the amount of antibiotic prescribed to treat pigs on UK farms in 2020 fell by 5%.

EFSA has concluded that the additive can no longer be considered safe in animal feed.

A third-level warning for an excessive slump in hog prices alerted pig farmers to adjust their plans to stabilize supplies.

Uncontrolled movement of scavenging stray pigs to blame for the first incidence of ASF in the country.

EFSA experts have assessed the role of food producing environments in the emergence and spread of AMR.

New ASF outbreaks in Germany, Poland, and Slovakia prompt redefining and enlarging of restricted zone boundaries.

European Commission launches public consultation on review of the EU marketing standards for agricultural products.

EU and US take decisive step to end aircraft dispute.

Once this change is made, these important drugs can only be used in animals under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian.

The Philippines can start exporting beef, carabeef, pork, chevon, mutton and their by-products to Japan.

Despite a month on month decline in May, production is still up from last year.

Following a record-breaking March performance, exports of U.S. pork continued to build momentum in April, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF).

Caged animal farming could be phased out in the European Union by 2027, say MEPs

World meat output is forecast to expand despite the many challenges facing meat value chains while global meat trade is seen heading towards a stagnation.