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Eswatini opened the Mpisi Pig Breeding Center on April 11, 2025, as part of a TaiwanICDF project to boost swine production.

The first Flemish province is launching an innovative measurement campaign on nitrogen emissions in pig farming.

Ammonia emissions produced by the livestock sector have been reduced by 16.7% between 2005 and 2023.

The Association for the Environmental Disimpact of Manure (ADAP) creates the Observatory to evaluate new management techniques.

On March 1, several measures came into force to improve the welfare of pigs.

Average biosecurity audit scores for both internal and external biosecurity are increasing slightly.

As of November 3, 2024, Germany had 21.3 million pigs (+0.3 % vs. 2023). The number of farms fell by 3.2% to 15,700.

The pilot program will reach 40 pig farmers and has the support of the largest agribusinesses.

Record-high support for the EU's Common Agricultural Policy, with 70% backing its role in sustainable food and 92% valuing agriculture's future.

Federal government reinforces pig farming with PAC funds.

The first National Summit on Artificial Intelligence for the Agricultural Sector will be held on December 4 and 5 in Bogota.

Danish Crown CEO Niels Duedahl has announced a comprehensive organisational adjustment to deal with the financial crisis facing the company.

To highlight the strengths of the French swine industry and formalize and reinforce its commitments to societal expectations, INAPORC has launched a collective social responsibility initiative: "Demain Le Porc."

Highlights from the report on the priorities of the Hungarian Presidency of the EU regarding the pig sector and agriculture.

The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has issued a scientific opinion on the use of high expansion foam to stun and kill pigs and poultry.