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European law on veterinary medicines: what’s new?
The Federation of Veterinarians of Europe has just published an infographic on the new legislation on veterinary medicines.

Get a flu jab now, pig farmers advised
Pig farmers are being urged to check that they, their families and their staff have up-to-date flu vaccinations.
USA: AVMA releases its first-ever guidelines for depopulation of animals

China confirms ASF in Tibet
Three African swine fever outbreaks have been confirmed, one of them on a commercial farm.
ASF in China: Plan for relaunching pig production
The OIE deems the ASF event in Mongolia solved

ASF spreads to almost all the Chinese provinces
With the exception of Tibet and the island of Hainan, the rest of the Chinese territories have confirmed the presence of African swine fever.
Brazil launches a CSF eradication program

ASF: France about to end the fencing in the borderland with Belgium
The Ministry of Agriculture and Food of France expects that the installation of fences along the border with the Belgian regions affected by African swine fever (ASF) is completed in April.

First case of ASF in Cambodia
Cambodia reported a first outbreak of African swine fever in backyard pigs, near the Vietnam border.
Imminent risk of a global shortage of heparin caused by ASF in China
USDA to help guard against ASF
USDA adds China to list of regions with African Swine Fever

USA: APHIS is launching a new Pests and Diseases webpage
The new page lists all pest and disease programs managed by APHIS as part of its mission to protect American agriculture and natural resources.