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IPRRS 2026, held at the Autonomous University of Barcelona from October 6 to 8, brought together 459 experts from 32 countries to address the latest studies on PRRS virus and other swine viruses, all of which pose global challenges to swine health.

The DLG-VetCon, a new conference, will be held on two days, 12 and 13 November.

The 40th edition of SPACE brought together 100,107 visitors and 1,019 exhibitors in Rennes, according to figures released by the organisers.

Competitors present each year at the Allen D. Leman Swine Conference hosted by the University of Minnesota.

Under the theme Turning insight into action for Canada’s animal health and welfare system, Forum 2026 focused on current and emerging issues affecting animal health and welfare in Canada.

Four Gold Medals, 27 Silver Medals, and two distinctions Animal Welfare Award.

Details of the integration are being finalized with the expectation SHIC will cease independent operations by the end of 2026.

A look at the innovations, careers, and veterinary and agricultural leaders the Swine Center has nurtured.

Biosecurity is a key success factor for healthy, sustainable and economically viable livestock production.

After carefully assessing 78 entries, the jury selected 32 innovations for the 2026 Innov’SPACE Awards.

The international swine industry community confirms Spain as the host of the global industry's leading scientific and professional meeting, to be held from June 20 to 23, 2028, at IFEMA Madrid.

New science-backed guidance for swine industry emphasizes biosecurity and wound care practices.

The transaction includes the first and only European commercial vaccine against swine dysentery caused by Brachyspira hyodysenteriae.

The executive, who has built a strong international career within the company, will lead the strategic development of the animal health division at a key moment in HIPRA’s evolution and expansion.

Held from May 13–15, 2026, the congress featured a comprehensive scientific programme focused on the future of porcine health, sustainability, welfare, infectious disease management and technological innovation in livestock production.

The University of Minnesota Swine Group will continue to serve as the lead event organizer for the 2030 IPVS Congress.