Page 28 of articles about African Swine Fever
ASF Belgium: Measures lifted
Certain ASF prevention measures have been lifted in Belgium following the country's recovery of its ASF-free status.
Philippines rolls out pig repopulation program
The government’s P600-million swine repopulation program is set to launch.
Indonesia establishes ASF-free pig breeding unit
This compartmentalization ensures that ASF-free pigs can be distributed to other areas.
China on the lookout for variant strains of African swine fever virus
The Chinese government has published a guide to help pig producers identify and test for ASF variant strains.
Philippines confirms first ASF outbreak in Samar Island
This is the first confirmed African swine fever outbreak outside Leyte province.
ASF: Germany, Poland, Czech Republic agree on further coordinated control measures
In a video conference, the Animal Health Troika exchanged views on the way forward in the fight against African swine fever.
ASF remains a major driver of change in global pork markets, Rabobank reports
African swine fever is actively influencing pork markets around the world, creating many areas of uncertainty – mainly in China, but also in Germany. The implications of ASF for world pork trade are a major swing factor in global pork markets.
Poland confirms ASF outbreak on large farm
The first outbreak of ASF in domestic pigs in 2021 has affected a farm with nearly 16,000 animals.
ASF Germany: More than 800 cases confirmed in wild boar
The total number of African swine fever cases in Brandenburg and Saxony reaches 812.
Cornell Alliance for Science: CRISPR offers hope for controlling African swine fever
Canada, U.S. agree on bilateral trade protocol if ASF is detected in wild pigs
USDA and CFIA establish a protocol to minimize trade disruptions in the event of an ASF detection in feral swine.
South Korea reduces wild boar population to slow ASF spread
The South Korean government is actively promoting measures to prevent the spread of African swine fever in wild boar.
ASF Germany: Wild boar carcass tests positive in Frankfurt (Oder)
The National Reference Laboratory has confirmed the presence of African swine fever in a wild boar carcass found in the northern Oder meadows area in the city of Frankfurt.
China cracks down on illegal ASF vaccines
Illegal ASF vaccines, new strains, and artificial gene deletion strains... Here's what China is doing to combat it.
Russian government discusses ASF with industry representatives
The need to jointly address the epizootic wellbeing of the country, including the expansion of Russia's export potential, was voiced during the event.