ASF leads to conflict over pork imports in Philippines Jackie Linden | April 16, 2021 In the Philippines, many parties are in discussion over the costs and benefits of increasing imports to solve […]
Mowi achieves self-sufficiency in fish feed Jackie Linden | April 12, 2021 With the firm’s latest feed mill in Scotland now operational, salmon producer Mowi says it has achieved full […]
Study reveals possible role of insects in ASF transmission Jackie Linden | April 7, 2021 African swine fever virus has been detected in blood-sucking insects that are common on pig farms. According to […]
Cloning aims to preserve China’s native pigs Jackie Linden | April 7, 2021 Chinese scientists have successfully bred native pigs through research that could help preserve breeds threatened by diseases such […]
Dutch take European lead on sustainable feed research Jackie Linden | April 5, 2021 Research institutes and other bodies in the Netherlands are working together to safely process residual animal byproducts into […]
Germany extends ASF control measures for wild boar Jackie Linden | April 1, 2021 Latest move by Germany to keep the national pig herd free of African swine fever means controls on […]
ASF returns to south Indonesia, spreads in Philippines Jackie Linden | March 30, 2021 In China, the Philippines and Russia’s Far East, new cases of African swine fever have been registered in […]
ASF: Major risk factor to Chinese pork production Jackie Linden | March 22, 2021 A senior government official in the Philippines says the disease should be treated as a national emergency. Last […]
Poland reports first ASF farm outbreak since October Jackie Linden | March 22, 2021 As the number of wild boar affected with African swine fever (ASF) continues to grow in central and […]
African swine fever exit strategy presented for Europe Jackie Linden | March 15, 2021 As African swine fever (ASF) becomes ever more widespread in European wild boar, the region’s food safety agency […]
