Pig Progress | Index | Classical Swine Fever

Japan partly relieves Hungarian pork ban

Japan has recently partly relieved the ban on Hungarian pork.

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Electronic detection of pig fever

Fever in pigs can be detected more quickly using a new electronic sensor from the Dutch company Telemetronics.

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China orders mass vaccinations against disease

China has ordered pork farmers to carry out mass vaccinations after a mysterious outbreak killed over 300 pigs in southern province of Guangdong.

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Belize declared free from Classical Swine Fever

Belize has been declared free from the Classical Swine Fever (CSF).

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CSF test compelled in German region

The German state of North Rhine Westphalia is the first state to compel immediate research once pigs are discovered that died in suspect circumstances or are suffering from unclear feverish symptoms.

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Swine fever further spreads in Georgia

National control is needed now that African swine fever is present in 52 out of 65 districts in Georgia*. More than 30,000 pigs died and a total of 22,000 pigs have been culled already.

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Was Georgian swine fever outbreak deliberate?

Economic experts are demanding a professional investigation to study the possibility of deliberate introduction of the African Swine Virus in Georgia as well as the government's late response to the disease.

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