articles about biosecurity

Southern African nations are joining forces to tackle the Foot and mouth disease (FMD) outbreak through coordinated joint actions.

New strategy launched to strengthen UK preparedness against African and classical swine fever.

Brazil removes several antibiotics used to promote animal growth, aligning with international policies to reduce antimicrobials.

Together with the fully fenced core area, this creates a double fence, which is a key measure for containing and eradicating ASF in the region.

The National Swine Biosecurity Plan has certified that farms that produce 25% of the country's commercial pork and estimated that USD 40 million in two years.

The Agriculture Committee is calling for stronger support for the EU livestock sector in the face of economic, environmental and social pressures.

South Africa’s pig industry sees cautious progress against foot-and-mouth disease, with vaccines, abattoir approvals, and ongoing research underway.

The Philippines has reported a decrease in the number of barangays with active cases of African swine fever.

Pork shortages hit South Africa after disease outbreaks trigger culling and limit slaughter access, pushing prices higher and tightening 2026 supply outlook.

Hunts will be carried out on weekends to reduce the wild boar population.

The final stage focuses on fundamental structural requirements for the sanitary protection of the swine herd.