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International Trade: Page 3
African Swine Fever
Canada establishes ASF zoning arrangement with Japan
This agreement is a significant step in Canada’s ongoing African swine fever (ASF) preparedness efforts, helping maintain access to this important market while supporting measures to contain and limit the spread of disease and protect animal health.
Brand Insights
ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum – from plant science to performance
ADM Animal Nutrition
ADM’s rumen-protected capsicum helps improve energy efficiency in dairy cows, supporting milk production and resource-efficient dairy nutrition.
International Trade
Pork exports give big boost to US soybean, corn sectors
Pork's global reach ripples through feed grain markets, Indiana producer says.
Animal Feed Additives & Ingredients
USGBC identifies programs to promote US corn co-products in Indonesia
A series of site visits to key dairy and feedlot operations assessed market opportunities and ways to strengthen engagement with the local livestock sector.
Animal Feed Regulations & Safety
Feed safety issues reported in Europe
Among the safety risks reported in the region over recent weeks is bacterial contamination of swine feed in Croatia.
International Trade
Canada expands market access for fish, seafood, aquatic products
The government of Canada is expanding opportunities for Canada’s fish, seafood and aquatic products sector with five new and renewed market access gains in Vietnam, Oman, Brazil, Armenia and Costa Rica.
Feed Ingredients
Grain, oilseed import levies set to go ahead in Zimbabwe
Despite opposition from one industry association, the government is going ahead with the imposition of levies on imported grains and oilseeds in the southern African state.
International Trade
Purdue University study finds USMCA saves families $700 annually
Purdue University research shows North American trade agreements have significantly reduced U.S. household food costs through tariff reductions.
International Trade
Brazilian pork exports grow, FMD-free status recognized
May exports of pig meat by Brazil broke another record for the month, and the trade could expand further as China officially recognizes Brazil’s status as free of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).
New World screwworm
Canada implements animal import restrictions due to NWS in US
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has implemented temporary import restrictions on livestock, including horses, from entering Canada from areas in the U.S. that have been affected by New World screwworm (NWS).
International Trade
NPPC hopes for USMCA renewal with minimal changes
Trade agreement's continuation would give U.S. pork preferential market access into the two countries, integrate the three nations' supply chains and facilitate collaboration on animal health issues.
International Trade
German-Ukrainian Entrepreneurs Forum 2026 to strengthen both countries’ agricultural, food sectors
DLG is connecting agricultural and food industry entrepreneurs from Ukraine and Germany, with the dairy industry, decentralized energy supply and financing concepts at the heart of cooperation.
Aquaculture
US seafood producers request investigation into unfair trade practices
Twenty-three U.S. seafood organizations – representing fishermen, shrimpers, dockside facilities and processors – have formally asked the United States Trade Representative to launch a broad investigation into unfair seafood trade practices.
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