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‘Huge step’ as 100% of pigs protected against African swine fever in vaccine trial
Scientists from the Pirbright Institute say they are ‘huge step’ closer to developing a vaccine for African swine fever (ASF),…
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‘Promising’ developments in search for ASF vaccine in China
Researchers in China have welcomed what they describe as ‘very promising’ progress in the search for a vaccine to protect against African…
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Tulip considers closing Tipton plant, putting more than 600 jobs at risk
Tulip is considering closing its Tipton plant in the West Midlands, putting 642 jobs at risk. The UK’s biggest pork…
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Coronavirus to delay recovery of global pork supplies – Rabobank
Global pork supplies will decline further this year as coronavirus delays the process of restocking the Chinese pig herd, following…
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EU pork prices could drop by 20-40% if ASF hits Germany
EU pork prices could drop by 20-40% if African swine fever (ASF) crosses the border from Poland to Germany, although…
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Cranswick acquires Buckle pig farming business to continue growth
Cranswick has acquired the Buckle family’s pig farming and rearing operations, in Yorkshire, continuing its recent expansion drive. The deal…
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UK and Australia join forces in simulated African swine fever exercise
This week, the UK and the New South Wales government in Australia will collaborate on a joint, simulated exercise to…
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Antibiotic enlightenment needed for sustainable livestock production
The University of Reading is offering an online animal science course to raise awareness of livestock production issues, especially antimicrobial…
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NPA chair Richard Lister wins prestigious David Black Award
NPA chairman Richard Lister has won the coveted David Black Award in recognition of the ‘pioneering leadership’ he has shown…
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Ultimate’ binder promotes growth through mycotoxin challenge
Cargill Animal Nutrition and Health has launched a new and highly effective mycotoxin binder, Notox® Ultimate Pro, to help pig…