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According to the FAO Food Outlook, world meat production is anticipated to record a modest 1.1 percent expansion in 2015, to 318.8 million tonnes.

In 2016 European producers will benefit from programmes worth €111 million to find new markets and promote consumption outside and inside the EU.

Spain's main competitors in the market for fresh and chilled meat are the US, Denmark, Canada, Mexico and Chile.

With unit prices around 10% lower than in January-June 2014, at just under €1.90 per kg, the value of the trade was 7% lower.

Post forecasts 2016 pork production at 56.2 million tons. Better genetics, combined with expected lower feed prices and higher pork prices, will promote slaughter at heavier weights to maximize profitability.

The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will provide significant new market opportunities for U.S. exporters, promoting economic growth in 11 countries across the Asia-Pacific region.

Specifically, in comparison with the 1999 data, the study estimates that the drop in pork consumption per capita has been by 31%, and in the case of beef by 19%.

Among the most exported products we have olive oil, wine, fresh pork, peaches, watermelons and melons.

On September 20, 2015, The Ukrainian Parliament has conducted a major reform of the food safety system by implementing Law 1602.

This historic agreement links together countries that represent nearly 40 percent of global GDP.

Furthermore, the Commission continues to monitor closely the pigmeat market and is ready to activate an enhanced Private Storage Aid scheme for pigmeat.

The report mainly highlights the positive evolution of pork exports during the last ten years, increasing from 0.7 to 1.7 million tonnes.

APHIS is advising the public that the agency is adding European Union and EU Member State-defined regions of the EU to the APHIS list of regions affected with African swine fever (ASF).

Canadian exports of pig meat and derived products reached 1.15 million tonnes in 2014, a decrease of approximately 3%.

Daniel Picart, president of the Marché du Porc Breton, relevant French market, left his post on Thursday. The MPB suspended its trading, scheduled for Thursday, postponing it to a later date.