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Bacolod City, the capital city of the Philippines Negros Occidental, logged two positive cases of African swine fever (ASF) on May 26 after being free from the disease more than three years since its outbreak was reported in the country.

Central Europes agriculture producers will play a major role in addressing climate and food-supply challenges around the world.

Brazil declared a six-month emergency on May 22 after a number of avian flu cases were reported in wild birds.

Blue Water Fisheries, based in US state New Hampshire, is proposing a new offshore aquaculture operation in the waters off the coast of New England, the United States.

Innovasea, a specialist in technologically advanced aquatic solutions for aquaculture and fish tracking, announced on May 24 that it has successfully helped another company, Petros, secure government approval for a 3,000 tonne open ocean fish farm that will be eight kilometers off the southwest coast of Aruba, the Neth ...

Diversification is the chief strategy of the Chinese yeast developer, Angel Yeast, as it strives for a more active internationalisation of its business.

The International Egg Commission (IEC) has launched the Vision 365 Egg Innovation Award to recognise organisations which push the boundaries to create innovative food products that add value to eggs.

South Korea has decided to lift its ban on German pork imports, allowing them to resume after a suspension of over two years caused by the outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) in Germany, Channel News Asia reported.

Australia has delivered over 500,000 doses of lumpy skin disease (LSD) vaccines to Indonesia as part of the Australian governments work to fight exotic animal diseases before they reach Australian shores.

Cargill is leveraging its unique position in the supply chain to pioneer its award-winning regenerative agriculture programme in Europe, which will see farmers in Germany, Poland, Romania, and France financially compensated to adopt climate-friendly farming practices.