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As pig production continues to recover, the pork supply is gradually improving, which is expected to keep Q4 pork prices lower than last year.

The government-owned “Triple A” (AAA) hog slaughterhouse in Tanauan City is set to start operations in November 2020.

Following new cases of COVID-19 among its workers, Danish Crown has decided to close its slaughterhouse, which processes pigs, in Ringsted.

Due to the increased weight of the slaughter animals, Tönnies has increased the base weight.

In a provisional opening, the plant should be able to start work July 17. No more than 10,000 animals may be slaughtered in the probationary period.

U.S. pork processing capacity utilization still reduced following COVID-19-related disruptions, sow and boar slaughter up from last year, April exports strong.

The Tönnies administration together with the Gütersloh district authorities decided on Wednesday to temporarily close the Rheda meat processing plant.

Most of the hazards related to welfare of pigs at slaughter are due to inadequate staff skills and poorly designed and constructed facilities. That is one of the main conclusions of EFSA’s latest advice on welfare of animals during the slaughter process.

In 2019, Mexico exported more than 221,000 tonnes of certified meat and bee products to 65 countries.

The Vion slaughterhouse in Grenlo will be closed for 2 weeks.

The decision was made to close the Dissen plant as of Monday, May 18 following the results that workers tested positive for COVID-19.