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ASF Philippines

07-02 | Article

ASF Philippines: The importance of surveillance

A finisher farm in Brittany, France. Photo: Henk Riswick.

06-02 | News

France calls for one plan against livestock diseases

Light pig

05-02 | News

Light: Intensity and time matter for pig welfare

Photo: Canva

03-02 | News

Poland’s pig industry is braced for months of low profitability

The EU’s analysts estimate that EU pig production will fall by around 0.5% in 2024 and by a further 0.2% in 2025. Photo: Ronald Hissink

03-02 | Expert opinion

Quarterly Update: Pig prices end the year on the up

Wrapping up January: What’s new in the world of pigs?

01-02 | News

Wrapping up January: What’s new in the world of pigs?

China pig industry

31-01 | Article

It’s back to normal for China’s pig industry

ASF Sri Lanka

30-01 | News

ASF Sri Lanka: Virus spreads across the island

ASF sweden

29-01 | Article

ASF Sweden: A look back at a successful eradication

A group of discontented Edmontonians stages a small symbolic protest against Alberta's ruling UCP party and Premier Danielle Smith outside the Alberta Legislature. Photo: ANP

28-01 | News

Canadian pork producers brace for Trump’s February 1 target for US tariffs

The booming pork trade drives Russian meat exports to record heights. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten

27-01 | News

2024 Russian pork exports increased with record numbers

Cull sows

27-01 | Expert opinion

What to do with cull sows?

A weaned piglet is exploring its trough. This animal was not included in the WUR trials. Photo: Bert Jansen

24-01 | Article

Pigs can detect deficiencies in amino acids and change feed

Sanitary surveillance in Tocantins. Photo - Tocantins State

23-01 | News

Brazil ensures pork export to Singapore even under ASF outbreak

For pig producers in this major agricultural country, the situation means even more uncertainty. Photo: Bert Jansen

22-01 | Article

The Netherlands: Nitrogen emission problem only gets worse

Photo: Bert Jansen

21-01 | News

EU Outlook: Pig meat production to drop 1.2m tonnes in next 10 years