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A Decision to harmonise information to be submitted annually by Member States on inspections carried out to ensure compliance with EU legislation on animal welfare during transport was adopted by the Commission.

Temporary restrictions are imposed on the supply of animal products for human consumption to the Customs Union market as today, April 18th 2013.

The European Medicines Agency will provide advice on the impact on public health and animal health of the use of antibiotics in animals.

The Board of EEC took a decision to exclude fresh, chilled or refrigerated pork, poultry meat and edible byproducts from the List of goods originated and imported from developing and least developed nations.

The outbreak is located in Hailipaiquke Village (Luopu, Hetian).

All answers and contributions will now be analysed to feed the ongoing review of the political and legal framework for organic agriculture in Europe.

With pig slaughtering declining by over 1m head during 2012 (from 20.4m to 18.9m), it was no surprise to see a decline in exports of Danish pig meat over the year.

Japan is the twelfth destination of the Spanish pork exports, with more than 28,000 tons, and it is placed in the eighth place in terms of the value.

It appears the seasonal trends in the pork market in the Northern Hemisphere are reversing with strong export demand and high prices in the second half of the year.

The French Federation of Pork Products Industries (FICT) has shown its disagreement with respect to the compulsory labelling indicating the origin of the pig meat.

Scores of dead pigs have been retrieved from a Central China waterway.

China's agriculture authority has expanded the monitoring for the H7N9 strain of bird flu to pigs in order to have a better understanding of the virus.

In spite of the increase in the Brazilian meat exports during the last years, the estimates of the Ministry show that the main factor for the growth of this kind of production in Brazil will be the domestic market.

Campylobacteriosis remains the most reported zoonotic disease in humans, with a continuous increase in reported cases over the last five years.