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Latest News: Page 128
African Swine Fever
USDA revises order on swine movement in Caribbean
A revised federal order will allow certain swine products to move to the mainland United States from Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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African Swine Fever
France, China agree on pork trade deal in case of ASF
China would still be able to import pork from unaffected regions of France even if there were an ASF outbreak in a different region of the country.
Feed Production by Region
European feed production, arable land forecast to decline
A new report says the area used for growing arable crops in the EU will shrink and forecasts reductions in pork and beef production.
Animal Feed Manufacturers
One injured in explosion at Sanderson Farms feed mill
The injured person was transferred to a hospital while emergency crews were able to stop the fire from spreading.
African Swine Fever
Union asks UK to stop pork imports from some EU countries
The National Farmers Union of Scotland is demanding the U.K. stop importing pork from countries with African swine fever.
Latest News
US House passes Ocean Shipping Reform Act
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a bipartisan bill that aims to ease some supply chain bottlenecks at U.S. ports.
African Swine Fever
Canada invests in pork industry expansion, ASF prevention
The Canandian government will make investments into the pork industry's marketing initiatives and African swine fever prevention and preparation.
African Swine Fever
Preparing for ASF in the US: A work in progress
Experts agree the U.S. is better prepared to prevent ASF from entering the U.S. than it was when the virus was first detected in China in 2018, but the preparation never stops and should always be improving.
Latest News
NPPC names Bryan Humphreys as new CEO
The National Pork Producers Council new CEO will begin December 21, after the retirement of longtime leader Neil Dierks.
Latest News
AB Agri, Intralytix to explore use of bacteriophages
AB Agri has partnered with U.S. biotechnology company Intralytix to explore the use of bacteriophages in animal feed as an alternative to antibiotics and other drugs.
Latest News
Canada to provide relief to drought-affected producers
The Canada and Manitoba governments have enacted a Herd Management Drought Assistance program under the AgriRecovery framework.
Animal Feed Manufacturers
Cargill sues insurer for losses from employee fraud scheme
Cargill said in a lawsuit filed November 24 that National Union Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh should have paid out under a crime loss policy.
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