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The Borchert Commission was established in 2019 and, in August 2023, decided to end its work.

Although new cases have yet to be officially confirmed, the region is announcing new regulations.

The total amount of antibiotics administered in veterinary medicine decreased by 61 tons compared to the previous year.

So far this year, soybean meal exports from Brazil have exceeded the volume shipped from Argentina.

Slaughterhouses must have a video surveillance system that will allow for additional animal welfare checks.

High carcass prices and strong domestic retail demand will drive greater pork production. Recently lowered tariffs further incentivize imports of certain prepared pork products.

U.S. pork exports concluded an excellent first half with another strong performance in June.

Pig slaughter fell by 1.1% compared to the first quarter of the year.

Since the first occurrence of ASF in mainland Italy in January 2022, 1057 cases have been detected in wild boar and 550 in domestic pigs.

This is how Japan's swine inventory, pork sales, and pork imports have gone so far in 2023.

USDA has lowered its third-quarter pork production forecast due to expected lower average dressed weights.

The evolution of pig farming is the result of greater training for producers and benefits that help to implement new technologies.

Representatives of public and private institutions met to reactivate the National Council for Animal Protection and Welfare, chaired by the Secretariat of Agriculture and Livestock (SAG), and to define a road map with concrete actions.