Page 5 of articles about biosecurity in Swine news

The infected wild boar was found 52km away from where ASF had previously occurred in wild boars in the country.

China announced the ban on pork due to ASF outbreaks in Italy and North Macedonia.

There are now 20 confirmed cases, so far all of them within the infected area.

African swine fever has now been reported in three states in the country in both domestic pigs and wild boar.

This is the first official report of African swine fever in Thailand.

Two suspected cases have been identified, one in Franconalto, Piedmont region, and the other in Isola del Cantone, Liguria region.

An investment of more than $4.6 million will go to three projects to grow the pork industry and to help farms face the threat of ASF.

The new facility will be used to inspect imported containerized agri-fishery commodities to strengthen the country’s food safety regulatory system.

The National Feral Pig Action Plan sets out actions to improve feral pig management and reduce their impacts.

EFSA has begun work on a new assessment looking at the risk of antimicrobial resistant bacteria spreading during animal transport.

EMPRES-i+ aims to improve intelligence, forecasting and early warning, enabling countries to monitor animal disease spread and risk of new outbreaks.

These amendments establish proactive measures that recognize the importance of biosecurity practices and ensure that biosecurity zones are protected.

The framework has been approved to detect, contain, and prevent African swine fever in the Americas.

Belgium regains an important export market following the recovery of its ASF-free status.