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China To Remain Pork Importer For 4-5 Years, Says Danish Crown CEO

The world's top pork consumer China is likely to remain an importer of the meat for up to five years as new outbreaks of African swine fever dela...

Russia Finds Traces Of African Swine Fever In Pork Products In Some Regions

Russia's agriculture safety watchdog said on Thursday it had found traces of African swine fever in pork products in several regions, urging them to step u...

China Forecasts Lunar New Year Pork Supplies To Be 30% Higher Than Year Ago

Pork supplies during the upcoming Lunar New Year holiday in China, the world's top consumer, will be 30% higher than a year ago, an agriculture offici...

EU Pork Export Growth Set To Slow After German Disease Outbreak

Growth in pork exports from the European Union will slow significantly as Germany faces trade restrictions following a swine fever outbreak and Chinese dem...

China's Pig Herd Rebounds After Swine Fever

China's huge pig herd is rebounding rapidly after being decimated by disease but pork output will take much longer to restore given the low quality of the...

Germany Considers Aid To Farmers After Swine Fever: Minister

The German government is considering aid to farmers after prices fell following the discovery of African swine fever (ASF) in wild animals the country, Ger...

German Breeding Piglet Prices Slump After Swine Fever Found

Prices for breeding (weaner) piglets in Germany have fallen sharply in past weeks following the discovery of African swine fever (ASF) in wild boar in the...

German Pig Prices Shrug Off Import Bans After Swine Fever Case

Pig prices in Germany have steadied at €1.27 a kilogram this week, despite a series of import bans after a case of African swine fever (ASF) was found...