News
30th Sep 2020
'One Pot' focus for autumn AHDB midweek meal pork campaign
AHDB's midweek meal campaign will promote a new range of ‘One Pot’ pulled pork recipes with a focus on ease and affordability when it resumes next week.
28th Sep 2020
German ASF update - more cases confirmed as intensive search continues
The number of confirmed cases of African swine fever (ASF) in Germany's Brandenburg region has risen to 35 as the intensice search continues.
25th Sep 2020
Producers urged to refocus on biosecurity
NPA chairman Richard Lister has urged producers to give extra consideration to biosecurity in light of Germany’s ASF outbreak and continued cases of swine dysentery in the UK.
23rd Sep 2020
NPA expresses concern over potential two-day Brexit export delays
The NPA has expressed concern, after Cabinet Secretary Michael Gove warned that exporters to the EU could face massive queues after the Brexit transition period ends.
23rd Sep 2020
APHA provides ASF update
APHA has issued an update on the African swine fever situation in Germany, plus news of new cases in Serbia.
22nd Sep 2020
AHDB launches new advice on moving and handling pigs
AHDB has launched a new area on its website advising producers on best practice when it comes to moving and handling pigs.
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21st Sep 2020
How ASF is affecting pork sectors across the EU - Members Area
Senior policy adviser Rebecca Veale has written a report on a Copa meeting she attended on Friday to discuss the recent ASF outbreak in Germany.
21st Sep 2020
Impact of ASF export bans in Europe and Germany
The imapct of Germany's African swine fever (ASF) and subsequent export bans is having an impact on pork markets across the EU.
19th Sep 2020
We are still in early stages of African swine fever outbreak, says FLI
Germany's National Reference Laboratory for African swine fever (ASF) has warned that the country's outbreak is still in its early stages.
18th Sep 2020
Straw shortages and rising prices hit pig producers
Pig producers across the country are suffering from straw shortages and high prices on the back of this summer’s poor harvest.