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19 more wild boar detected with African swine fever in South Korea
February 17, 2020 19 more wild boar detected with African swine fever in South Korea The African swine fever (ASF) infected wild boar were located along the border to North Korea pushes the total ASF cases to 204, reported The Korea Herald. A research institute associated with the environment ministry said 18 animals were discovered dead in Hwacheon, Gangwon Province, as well asPaju and Yeoncheon County in Gyeonggi Province. Another captured wild boar in Cheorwon was found to have ASF. Since the first ASF case was detected in South Korea on September 2019, about 400,000 domestic swine have culled to prevent the spread of the disease. There have been no new domestic ASF cases on farms since October 2019. However, dead wild boar with ASF have been continuously discovered, especially along the border between South Korea and North Korea. All domestic and wild swine infected with ASF have been found at border areas. North Korea reported its first ASF case along its border to China in May 2019. -
Monday, February 17, 2020
Kansas State University research shows link between swine virus and feed
February 13, 2020 Kansas State University research shows link between swine virus and feed Kansas State University's College of Veterinary Medicine found that livestock feed is an important factor in the spread of swine fever virus, reported The Hutchinson News. Scott Dee, Pipeline Veterinary Services, Minnesota with K-State researchers, led by Megan Niedwerder, professor of diagnostic medicine and pathobiology published the classical swine fever virus report and pseudorabies virus stability in feed ingredients. Dee said the virus becomes more viable in contaminated feed and through swine consuming infected feed over time. While the United States is free from both classical swine fever and African swine fever (ASF), Niederwerder said there are concerns over the import of feed ingredients that can possibly be the source for animal disease entering the country. Scott said that the United States imports plenty of agricultural product from China such as soy-based materials, and the research has showed th
Thursday, February 13, 2020
Philippines resumes pork imports from Czech Republic after suspending poultry imports
February 11, 2020 Philippines resumes pork imports from Czech Republic after suspending poultry imports The Philippines has lifted its ban on hog and pork imports from the Czech Republic after the Central European country was declared free of African swine fever. The resumption of pork imports came after it imposed a temporary ban on poultry products from the same country due to an outbreak of the highly pathogenic avian influenza H5N8. "Based on the evaluation of the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI), the risk of contamination from importing domestic and wild pigs and their products from Czech Republic is negligible," read the memorandum order issued by the Department of Agriculture (DA) lifting the ban on pork and pork-related imports. The order noted that the Czech Republic had reported its recovery from ASF to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), with ASF cases affecting wild boars within its borders already "closed and resolved." Aside from the Czech Republic, the Southeast Asian countr
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
Philippines' southern provinces affected by African swine fever
February 11, 2020 Philippines' southern provinces affected by African swine fever African swine fever (ASF) has spread to southern Philippines, where a third of the 12.8 million swine herd in the country are raised, reported Reuters. The country's agricultural department reported positive ASF detections in samples from swine in Davao Occidental, southern Philippines. 407 swine have been culled in two villages among 2,398 total in Davao city, Mindanao. According to government data, Mindanao has 3.7 million swine as of January 1, 2020, accounting for 29% of the total swine population in the country. William Dar, Agriculture Secretary has held discussions with the government of Mindanao and swine industry leaders to manage and halt the spread of ASF. The agricultural department said the source of the ASF outbreak in Davao Occidental may be attributed to food waste from Indonesian swine products or food by residents from ASF affected areas in Luzon. There are additional cases in Luzon provinces, includ
Tuesday, February 11, 2020
First African swine fever case reported in Greece
February 7, 2020 First African swine fever case reported in Greece Greece's Agriculture Ministry said African swine fever (ASF) was discovered at a small farm in Serres, northern Greece bordering Bulgaria and North Macedonia, reported Reuters. MakisVoridis, Agriculture Minister said the government has taken immediate measures to prevent the spread of ASF, including the culling of all swine within 3 kilometres of the infected farm. In addition, no animals can be transported in an out within a 10 kilometre radius of the infected farm. Tests are currently being conducted to investigate the origin of the ASF infection. A ban has been imposed on all trade of pork meat from Serres. Greece's pork production is only for domestic consumption. The country produces a third of its domestic pork consumption and imports the rest. ASF outbreaks were reported in Serbia and Bulgaria recently. - Reuters
Friday, February 7, 2020
More than 880 swine have died in Bali, Indonesia of possible African swine fever
February 6, 2020 More than 880 swine have died in Bali, Indonesia of possible African swine fever The director of animal health at the Ministry of Agriculture said authorities are investigating if African swine fever (ASF) is the cause of more than 880 swine deaths since December 2019 on the island, reported Reuters. FadjarSumpingTjaturRassa, the director of animal health said the authorities are conducting operational standards for infectious animal diseases (such as hog cholera and ASF), while investigations are in progress to confirm if the swine were killed by ASF. The government has already quarantined part of North Sumatra, where an ASF outbreak has killed more than 43,000 swine. Meat or meat products are prohibited from leaving North Sumatra affected areas, and bio-security screenings have been enforced on people in contact with affected animals. China, which has been managing an ASF outbreak since August 2019 that has decimated more than 40% of its own herds, has already imposed an import ban o
Thursday, February 6, 2020
Germany and Poland collaborate to stop African swine fever spread
January 22, 2020 Germany and Poland collaborate to stop African swine fever spread Germany's Agriculture Ministry said it's working with Poland to implement new measures to stop the spread of African swine fever (ASF) discovered among wild boar in the Germany-Poland border, reported Reuters. Julia Kloeckner, German Agriculture Minister andJan Krzysztof Ardanowski, Polish Agriculture Minister agreed new measures in Berlin to contain Poland's ASF outbreak and stop it from entering Germany. According to Germany's Agriculture Ministry, these measures included constructing a fenced corridor along the border to prevent the entry of wild boar into Germany. Discussions with continue as to whether Germany's civil defense force will assist in putting up the fences. Additionally, both ministers will send a joint statement about reducing the wild boar population, including shooting the wild boar as a preventative method. Fences have already been constructed along the Germany-Poland border in Brandenburg and Saxon
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
Malaysian checkpoints on high alert for African swine fever
January 20, 2020 Malaysian checkpoints on high alert for African swine fever Malaysia has imposed pork import bans on 12 countries, with increased enforcement at entry checkpoints to prevent African swine fever from entering the country, reported The Star Malaysia. The countries that have been banned from exporting pork and pork related products to Malaysia are China, Vietnam, Thailand, Myanmar, Philippines, Indonesia, Laos, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Korea, Poland and Belgium. Sim TzeTzin, Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry Deputy Minister said the country has not reported a ASF case thanks to the good work of the Malaysian quarantine and Inspection Services (MAQIS) which guards all first points of entry to Malaysia. He said offenders will be charged under the Malaysian Quarantine Services and Inspection Act 2011 (Act 728) law, with 1,002 cases in 2019. Fines totalling 201,500 MYR (~US$49,642; 1 MYR = US$0.25) were charged on 18 offenders and 166.6 million MYR (~US$41.04 million) worth of products were seize
Monday, January 20, 2020
Ceva to help Vietnam develop new vaccines for ASF, FMD
France's Ceva Santé Animale has signed a couple of agreements with the animal health department of the Vietnamese Ministry of Agriculture & Rural Development (MARD) for the research and development of new African swine fever (ASF) and foot and mouth disease (FMD) vaccines. ASF and FMD affect pigs and cattle, respectively.
Monday, January 20, 2020
African swine fever outbreak reported in Serbia
January 16, 2020 African swine fever outbreak reported in Serbia State news agency Tanjug said African swine fever (ASF) was discovered among wild boar in east Serbia along the border to Bulgaria and Romania, reported Reuters. According to Tanjug, Sasa Ostojic, national veterinary crisis centre head said the ASF cases were found at two hunting grounds in Pirot and Kladovo, located in east Serbia. To prevent the spread of ASF, an order to shoot the wild boars has been given by the authorities to lower their population. Ostojic said ASF cases are on the rise and it was expected to enter Serbia. The country's neighbours Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania have already reported several ASF outbreaks, which has mainly been spread by wild boars. Asian countries, especially China, have imposed import bans on countries with positive ASF cases. This results in huge loses for meat exporters. Serbia last reported a positive ASF case in August 2019. The authorities are said to have stopped the disease from spreadin
Thursday, January 16, 2020
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