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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Center for Veterinary Medicine published the 2022 Summary Report on Antimicrobials Sold or Distributed for Use in Food-Producing Animals.

International prices of coarse grains fell the most, dominated by a sharp fall in world maize prices.

Pig meat prices were down due to persistent sluggishness in import demand in Asian markets and ample exportable availabilities in some exporters.

U.S. pork exports posted another strong performance in October, led by record-large shipments to Mexico and broad-based growth elsewhere.

The pig feed sector was most severely affected in 2023, experiencing a further decline of almost 2.5 million tons.

European countries have substantially reduced sales of veterinary antibiotics, which translates into a lower risk of bacteria becoming resistant in people and animals.

The Commission has proposed the biggest reform of EU animal welfare rules during transport in 20 years.

Several restrictions have been removed in the newly defined outer area.

The fifth stage of the campaign continues until December 12, with vaccinators visiting properties throughout the state.

The Mexican market was officially inaugurated recently with the authorization of seven Brazilian plants, whose first shipments were made in February.

This year 333 celebrated its 25th anniversary. Let's look back and see how the industry has evolved in the top-producing countries over the past 25 years.

The aim is to combat the overpopulation of wild boar, an exotic, invasive species with no natural predators, which has caused damage to farming.

A collaborative study conducted among researchers from Argentina, Australia, Canada, China, and the United States revealed that resistance genes -Rps- to soybean stem and root rot lost efficiency.