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Manitoba Pork can now confirm 21 cases of PED in 2019.

A 600-head farrow-to-finish hog operation in Alberta has contracted the porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED) virus.

This is the first-ever reported case of PED in Alberta.

The GD is working on the comparison of PEDV strains.

New rules requiring swine entering or moving within Wisconsin to originate from a herd that has been tested for PRRS and SECD.

So far, 90 is the total number of farms affected by the disease since its appearance in February 2014.

The appearance of the porcine epidemic diarrhoea in Chile would cause a greatly negative impact at a national level.

The PEDV cases in the Canadian province of Manitoba are growing week after week.

34 new cases of PED confirmed since May.

There are currently 20 confirmed cases of the disease in Manitoba since its detection in 2014.

Manitoba has confirmed two new PEDv cases.

Canada has confirmed three new outbreaks of PEDs in Manitoba pig farms.

On September 15, Manitoba’s Chief Veterinary Office (CVO) confirmed positive test results for porcine epidemic diarrhea (PED) from a southeastern Manitoba sow barn.

Manitoba's Chief Veterinary Officer says all pig movements on and off PED infected farms are being tracked in an effort to identify the source of infection and to ensure it does not spread to other farms.

PED has been found in a sow barn in southeastern Manitoba, following two cases found in the same area recently.