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The final tariffs will apply to European pork export companies for the next five years.

The temporary ban affects live pigs, pork meat, pig skin, and other related products from Taiwan.

These are two new secondary outbreaks involving a total of three animals, bringing the total number of positive animals since the outbreak began to 16, all of them within the high-risk zone.

The Ministry of Agriculture has updated restrictions on exports of Spanish pork products, including new developments for Japan and the US.

Update on the markets that have lifted some of their initial restrictions on Spanish pork due to the ASF outbreak.

The monthly decline continued to be driven by lower pig and poultry meat prices.

Pig exports (piglets for finishing and pigs for slaughter) fell by 19.3% in the first nine months of 2025 compared to the same period last year.

Another extraordinary drop in Mercolleida: Pigs fall 10 cents for the second time this week in a market strained by ASF and the export slowdown.

The European Commission has defined the ASF infected zone in Catalonia and has applied urgent control measures to prevent its spread; the Osona region is excluded from the area.

FAO expects global pig meat production to rise on improved productivity and global pig meat trade to expand amid ASF-induced supply shortfalls.

The number of pigs imported for slaughter increased by over 5% year-on-year between January and September 2025.

The United Kingdom will apply the same regulations as the EU, Minister Luis Planas confirmed.

The new accreditation expands the Philippines’ network of global meat suppliers.

China accepts regionalization, meaning that it will only stop importing products originating from the province of Barcelona.

In a press conference, the Minister detailed what the impacts on the trade of Spanish pork could be after the confirmation of African swine fever (ASF) in wild boars last Friday.