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Acording to FAS (USDA), elevated swine slaughter will result in an excess supply of pork that cannot be absorbed by the current level of EU demand. As a result, the EU is forecast to export a record volume of pork in 2015.

With this new system, we protect the governments' right to regulate, and ensure that investment disputes will be adjudicated in full accordance with the rule of law.

The same certificates and lists of approved establishments that were used in the former Customs Union will be applied from now on to Kyrgyz exports.

Brazilian pork exports to Russia reached 34,500 tonnes last July, a 51.1% more than in June and a 143.2% more than in July 2014.

Private Storage Aid schemes for pigmeat will be extended to fresh lard, responding to the proposal that some of the so - called 'fifth - quarter cuts' should be included.

SENASA authorises all the EU plants that have implemented the harmonized sanitary requirements for the import of processed products of animal origin for human consumption.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) took one of the most significant steps in decades to prevent foodborne illness.

Romanian government's decision to reduce VAT for meat and products from 24% to 9% resulted in an increase in the sale of meat.

According to FAS (USDA) report, Mexican pork roduction is forecast one percent higher to a record 1.325 MMT CWE.

According to a report written by the consultancy Sectorial Economic Investigations (IES), pork production has risen by 7.4% during the first seven months of 2015.

So far this year, the Chilean pork industry has exported more than half of the meat produced (53%.)

Parliament beefed up the Commission’s initial proposal to ban animal cloning to include the cloning of all farm animals, their descendants and products derived from them, including imports into the EU.

Copa and Cogeca warn new EU Commission aid package far from sufficient to improve drastic EU situation hitting agriculture markets caused mainly by Russian crisis.

During the first half of 2015, the Spanish pig production has increased by 9.14%, reaching 1,962,074 tonnes.

FAS Moscow forecasts pork production to grow 5 percent over the revised 2015 level and reach 2.78 MMT in 2016.

China is the main destination, with 32.5% of the total exports (and a rise by 38% with respect to 2014). Japan imports 9.7% of the total exports; South Korea 8.7%; and Hong Kong 8.1%.