Page 10 of articles about behaviour-welfare in Swine news

The European Commission is organising a two day meeting from 27 to 28 November 2018, sharing valuable insights from top EU experts on progress with rearing pigs with intact tails and thus improving their welfare.

The increase in fines to pig farms has made the Minister announce an increase in controls in 2019.

A series of factsheets in all EU languages designed to help workers in small slaughterhaouses and farmers to better understand and apply the EU legisltation on the protection of animales at the time of killing.

The pig farm operators in the canton of Vaud must fulfil new conditions if they want to obtain financial support from the canton.

Carbon dioxide gas shortages may affect the supply of meat and meat products to UK consumers as it is widely used in the meat processing industry.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development and the Government of Denmark will start the second stage of the cooperation project between both countries for the Colombian pig sector.

It will provide technical support & assistance to EU countries to carry out official controls on animal welfare.

The Commission has adopted a report on the impact of animal welfare international activities on the competitiveness of European livestock producers in a globalised world.

A new chapter regarding the welfare of animals in production systems was adopted for pigs.

The number of pigs rea red organically saw the largest proportional increase.

SENASICA trained personnel from municipal slaughterhouses on Animal Welfare and Good Husbandry Practices.

The objective of the audit was to evaluate the suitability and effectiveness of the measures in place to prevent tail-biting and to avoid routine tail-docking of pigs.

The Environment Secretary has launched a call for evidence for a potential ban on the live export of animals for slaughter once the UK leaves the EU.

The comparison between countries shows that the assessed Italian abattoirs can guarantee a satisfactory level of animal welfare.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Food intends to implement a more ambitious animal welfare policy. Some of the measures are already included in the bill that will be discussed in the Parliament.

Many Danes know the animal welfare labelling of pork products. This greater knowledge can help to encourage animal welfare.