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Three government agencies in Davao region, south of the Philippines, have signed an agreement to speed up the recovery of the regions swine industry devastated by African swine fever (ASF), the Philippine News Agency reported.

Argentina may reinstate a special exchange rate for soybean producers to boost exports, as the country needs more grain export dollars to recover its reserves, Hellenic Shipping News reported.

US livestock associations recently submitted comments regarding possible changes to rulemaking that would restructure indemnity regulations.

Protests against the electoral defeat of Brazils President Jair Bolsonaro by truckers and other demonstrators are delaying corn shipments in Mato Grasso, Brazils key farming state, Today Online reported.

A Wisconsin company that cleans hundreds of meatpacking plants nationwide is defending itself against allegations that it employed more than two dozen minors working overnight shifts cleaning massive saws and other dangerous equipment

Libyas National Centre for Animal Health warned that a strain of the highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly known as the bird flu virus, is spreading rapidly across the northern Mediterranean.

The government of Edo State, Nigeria, signed a memorandum of understanding with Heifer International and Amor Farms Sieberer Limited to build a modular poultry processing plant that would process 10,000 poultry birds daily.

Canada has launched a $23.4 million programme designed to help the domestic pork industry prepare for the possibility of African swine fever (ASF) entering the country.

Olymels management has announced the closure of its pork processing plant located on St-Jacques street in St-Hyacinthe, Canada.

Brazils agribusiness exports in October 2022 hit a record for the month, reaching US$14.25 billion, 61.3% higher than in October 2021.