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Ireland's agri-food exports were at a record €14.5 billion in 2019. With strong demand for pigmeat, exports reached €941million.

At the one year anniversary of the EU-Japan trade agreement, have these countries made good on their promises to increase exports, including pork?

At present, five Russian enterprises are authorized to supply pork products to Vietnam.

Foreign sales of pork grew 33%.

Rising disease pressures continue to challenge the global market and will remain the major change driver in global animal protein in 2020, according to Rabobank’s latest Pork Quarterly titled ‘Opportunities Are Emerging from Risks.’

ASF greatly affected global pork output and export last year. Global pork output was down 8.5% from 2018. Increased output expected in the Americas. China's pork import up 35%.

Ten Russian meat processing plants have been approved to supply their products to the Mongolian market.

Signed January 15, the trade deal expands access to U.S. pork products and streamlines feed ingredient export. China will purchase at least $40 billion in American agricultural goods.

EU agri-food exports are booming, driven by rising pork exports.

U.S. pork exports posted the best month on record in November, easily reaching new highs in both volume and value, according to data released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF).

Brazilian pork sales (considering all fresh and processed products) reached record volumes in 2019, according to statistics published by the Brazilian Association of Animal Proteins (ABPA).

On December 2, Deputy Head of the Rosselkhoznadzor Konstantin Savenkov held phone consultations with Head of the Veterinary Сontrol Department of Food Safety and Consumer Affairs Bureau of the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan Norio Kumagai.

Starting in January 2020, two Costa Rican processing plants will be able to export pork products to China.

The pig census has decreased by 2% while the number of farms has dropped by 5.5%.