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According to the Rabobank Pork Quarterly Q1 report, the price outlook for the global pork market for the remainder of Q1 and into Q2 2014 is steady.

The Commission has proposed to provisionally exclude the infected area of the EU from certification of exports of live pigs and pork to Russia, but Russia is not ready to accept.

Russia has stopped imports of pork from EU countries following an outbreak of African swine fever virus in Lithuania.

According to the Brazilian Meat Producers and Exporters Association (ABIPECS), Brazilian pig meat exports added up 517,330 tonnes and $1.36 thousand million in 2013.

The Commission concluded that the proposed acquisition would not raise competition concerns as the overlaps between the parties' activities are very limited.

At the end of the meeting, the new regulation that came into force last January 23rd was approved.

The agribusiness exports reach $99,970 million in 2013: 4.3% more in comparison with the $95,810 million in 2012.

The pilot will help livestock producers protect themselves against unexpected price declines by allowing them to purchase insurance on an insured price selected by the producer from the available coverage levels.

The Cranswick and Karro withdrawals would reduce sample size, but BPEX and AHDB Market Intelligence had analysed the remaining sample and were confident it remained representative.

In the case of class E pig meat, the average price of the carcass has increased by 11.4% in 2013 with respect to the previous year.

The Chamber of Commerce of Mantua restores the assignment of prices in order to compensate for the blockade of the CUN.

Cranswick has decided to withdraw from reporting price data into the DAPP after all.

The ABIPECS foresees an increase by 15.7% in the exports of pig meat in 2014.

The Ministers of Agriculture analysed the challenges of stockbreeding and its potential for its sustainable development.

Over the past five years and more, the production of pigs for slaughter in Denmark has fallen by over 20 per cent.