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FAO meat price index up slightly in December
By contrast, pig meat prices declined, underpinned by weaker-than-expected consumer demand in the European Union ahead of the winter holidays.
Thailand's swine production in 2024 and expectations for 2025
Thailand's pig production increased last year as the country recovered from African swine fever. Pork imports and exports increased.
FAO cereal price index stable in December 2024
The FAO Cereal Price Index in December was relatively unchanged from November. For the year as a whole, the Index averaged 13.3% below the 2023 level.
Beagle Brigade Act signed into law in USA
The U.S. boosts efforts to keep out foreign animal diseases.
New FDA animal food ingredient review pathway
This marks a major shift for the regulation of animal food, providing animal food innovators an alternative pathway to the recently ended process.

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EU agri-food trade surplus increases in September 2024
Exports to China had the largest reduction, explained in particular by reductions in exports of pigmeat.
China became the main driver of Russian pork exports in 2024
Now China is in the top three buyers of Russian pork products. At the end of the year shipments there may approach 50 thousand tons.
A competitive and farmer-focused CAP
The EU Council defines key objectives of the CAP, including sustainability, administrative simplification, and support for small producers.
Argentina: Early corn flowering started with good yields
Of the total 930,000 ha, 70% is in excellent condition and the remaining 30% in very good condition. In fact, 21% already have an almost assured good yield because they have received more than 60 mm in the last 10 days.
Market projections for EU meat until 2035
The European Commission has released its latest EU agricultural outlook report, which presents the market projections for EU agriculture until 2035.
Corn and soybeans: projections for the 2024/2025 USDA – December
Compared to November's report, U.S. corn exports are forecasted higher, lowering grain stocks, while global soy output rises, led by Argentina's growth.

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The EP ratifies the postponement of the Deforestation Law
Deforestation law: Parliament gives companies extra year to comply
UK: New ammonia emission factors for pig farms
A significant reduction from previous emissions factors will help farmers who require an environmental permit and should also support planning applications.
Latin American and Caribbean organizations met at IICA headquarters
Representatives of international organizations discussed and designed strategies that promote productive efficiency, social equity, and resilience, through evidence-based approaches, consensus, and adaptation to the new geopolitical and technological realities.
Market projections for EU arable crops until 2035
The European Commission has released its latest EU agricultural outlook report, which presents the market projections for EU agriculture until 2035.
Inauguration of the Vietnam Pig Industry Operation
More than 50 scientists, managers, businessmen, and manufacturers attended the launching event of the Vietnam Pig Operation (VPO), marking a turning point in promoting the sustainable development of the pig industry in Vietnam.
UK bolsters protection from animal diseases with £200m new funding
An investment in the UK’s main research and laboratory testing facility will bolster the country's fight against animal disease.

Nicaragua: Excellent pork production performance
Pork production in Nicaragua has been developing and has seen significant changes in recent years, due to its high household consumption.
Brazil: New funding to accelerate pig research
Federal government reinforces pig farming with PAC funds.
FAO cereal price index down in November
Global wheat, barley, sorghum, and rice prices declined in November while maize prices remained stable.
EU revision of first-line veterinary antibiotic dosages
The CVMP will re-evaluate dosages of first-line veterinary antibiotics to improve their efficacy and limit bacterial resistance.
Zoonotic diseases on the rise in the EU
Listeriosis cases reached their highest level since 2007, while campylobacteriosis and salmonellosis remained the most frequently reported zoonotic diseases in the EU.
EU proposes new measures to strengthen farmers' position in the agri-food supply chain
These proposals aim to strengthen farmers' position and restore the trust between actors in the agri-food supply chain.

