Europe’s animal feed sector more reliant on imports Jackie Linden | November 18, 2019 A study of the livestock feed situation in the 28 member states of the EU reveals small reductions […]
African swine fever hits Asian pork firm profits Jackie Linden | November 18, 2019 Just five new outbreaks of African swine fever have been confirmed in Asian countries during the past week. […]
Two Romanian farms hit by African swine fever Jackie Linden | November 14, 2019 Commercial pig farms and backyard units in Romania have been confirmed with African swine fever over the past […]
African swine fever affects 12th Asian state Jackie Linden | November 11, 2019 Officials in Indonesia have confirmed the presence of the African swine fever virus in dead pigs, bringing the […]
African swine fever likely to spread to eastern Europe Jackie Linden | November 7, 2019 Some countries that are ASF-free are 66-100% likely to be infected in the next year. An expert panel […]
African swine fever suspected in Indonesia Jackie Linden | November 4, 2019 Suspicious mortality among Indonesian pigs could be linked to African swine fever. With the number of Asian countries […]
ICL invests in alternative protein technology Jackie Linden | November 4, 2019 Forecast growth in the market for meat substitutes is behind the planned expansion by ICL Group of Israel. […]
African swine fever spreads in Romania Jackie Linden | October 30, 2019 Several European countries continue to grapple with the deadly disease, but Africa has had no new reports in […]
Grass improves Kenyan milk production sustainability Jackie Linden | October 29, 2019 Native grass consumption achieves higher milk yields and lower greenhouse gas emissions Scientists report that it is possible […]
Animal Health Ireland marks its first decade Jackie Linden | October 28, 2019 Livestock health group focuses on antimicrobial resistance, among other topics The Republic of Ireland’s collaborative organization aiming to […]
