Germany: EC examines draft law on meat labeling according to type of husbandry
The EU Commission has examined the draft law for mandatory labeling of animal husbandry in Germany and has expressed no objections.
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AEON Malaysia wins praise for comprehensive new pig welfare policy
Malaysia-based retail chain published a comprehensive new animal health and welfare policy that protects the "Five Freedoms" of pigs.
Cloudfarms and JBS Live Pork to further advance production data management at sow operations in the U.S.
Instant reporting across farm sites and easy input of swine production data via mobile app enables higher efficiency.
First all-steel swine barns in USA by Ag Property Solutions
The steel buildings offer a more biosecure, flame-retardant, and energy-efficient environment for pigs.
EU: Suspension of tariffs on urea and ammonia imports
In view of the vulnerability of the EU food system, which is partially dependent on fertilizer imports, the EU has temporarily suspended tariffs on certain nitrogen fertilizer inputs.
Mexican pork production grew 2.6% in 2022
Compared to other animal proteins such as beef and chicken, pork production exhibited the second highest growth in 2022.
Brazil: Record pork exports from Santa Catarina
In 2022, Santa Catarina (Brazil) achieved the best pork export figures since the beginning of the historical series, according to Epagri/Cepa.
Colombia authorized to export pork to Cuba
Cuba's National Center for Animal Health (Cenasa) confirmed that Colombia has obtained authorization to export pork and meat products to the country.
China cuts its pork imports in half
Last year, Chinese pork imports decreased by 53%.
Purina announces new feed additives for sow performance and piglet respiratory health
Purina® EnduraSow™ and EnduraPig™ feed additives can support sows and pigs during health challenges.
Reorganization of German pig production
Declining numbers of slaughtered animals and decreasing consumption of pork in Germany are now causing Danish Crown to adjust its approach.
EU: Live animal transport under review
The objective of the revision should be to facilitate intra-Community trade and the export of live animals but not to prohibit or limit certain types of transport.
Funds for second phase of Iowa State University veterinary diagnostic lab
Governor Kim Reynolds announced $40 million in funding for phase 2 of the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory at the College of Veterinary Medicine campus.
ASF reemerges in Greece
Following the detection of the disease in a domestic pig and its eradication in 2020, Greece has now confirmed the presence of the disease in a wild boar.
EU Pigmeat Reflection Group concluded with recommendations for a more sustainable sector
The final report and its recommendations will provide a baseline for the sector to meet sustainability challenges whilst ensuring food security.
Perstorp Group: Ib Jensen takes over from Jan Secher as new CEO
Effective March 1st, Ib Jensen takes over from Jan Secher as Chief Executive Officer of Perstorp Group.