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The “Soja China” initiative targets environmental standards and could strengthen Brazil's leadership in the world's largest market.

The number of pig farms decreased by 3.3% in one year and by 41% in a ten-year comparison.

The European Food Safety Authority’s Management Board has nominated Dr. Nikolaus Kriz as EFSA’s next Executive Director for a five-year term from September 2025.

The Washington, D.C. office sets out to build on trade and economic relationships with the U.S.

The average price of agricultural output in the EU rose by 2.6%, marking a second consecutive quarter of price increases.

Compared with the previous year, all livestock populations declined.

Government-funded vet visits now include health assessments for multiple herds on the same farm.

Twelve Member States, including Spain, are asking to protect the names of products such as meat, eggs, and honey from misleading plant names.

The rules for animal welfare are followed in the majority of the country's pig and cattle herds.

In the first five months of 2025, Russian exports of pork and offal totaled 130 thousand tons.

ECOGAN drives a strong reduction of ammonia emissions in livestock farming, according to the Secretary General of Agricultural Resources.

This is the first vaccine against this disease with a favorable opinion for its authorization in the European Union.

Thirteen organisations endorse the importance of a more animal-friendly livestock sector with a newly signed covenant.

The sale of cell-cultured protein for human consumption is prohibited in the state of Texas.

Exports grew by 3% and imports increased by 20%.