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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
Germany on alert after African swine fever cases in neighbouring Poland
January 13, 2020 Germany on alert after African swine fever cases in neighbouring Poland Uwe Feiler, German junior agriculture minister said the country is intensifying efforts to stop African swine fever (ASF) from entering Germany and will support Poland's measures to stop ASF from spreading, reported Reuters. The World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) said in December last year, Poland reported 55 ASF outbreaks among wild boars. The disease was discovered only 30 km from the border to Germany, a major pork exporter in Europe. China, among other Asian countries, have imposed bans on pork imports sourced from countries with ASF, which in turn results in losses for meat exporters. Wild boars are spreading ASF, and its meat is commonly consumed in Europe. According to the German junior agriculture minister, the country's joint federal and state efforts have done their part to halt ASF from entering the country but will strengthen efforts and aid Poland in their fight against ASF. There have been conc
Monday, January 13, 2020
MBF Therapeutics, Smithfield Foods ink agreement to develop new swine vaccines
January 13, 2020 MBF Therapeutics, Smithfield Foods ink agreement to develop new swine vaccines MBF Therapeutics Inc., a company that develops DNA-based immunotherapeutic vaccines for the animal health market, has signed an agreement with leading meat processor Smithfield Foods Inc. to collaborate in developing new swine vaccines. In creating more effective swine vaccines, the Philadelphia, USA-based company said it will use its gene-based, T-cell directed vaccine platform and novel calcium phosphate delivery system. "By eliciting responses in both T-cells and B-cells, these new and more effective swine vaccines will have the potential to reduce the use of antibiotics, chronic disease, and endemic viral reservoirs in pork production", it said. MBF Therapeutics CEO Thomas Tillett said the first phase of the collaborative project is the development of a more effective vaccine for porcine reproductive respiratory syndrome (PRRS) using MBFT's calcium phosphate nanoparticle delivery. PRRS occurs worldwide
Monday, January 13, 2020
ASF spreads on Indonesian island
The African swine fever (ASF) outbreak in North Sumatra, Indonesia, in the past few months has worsened, spreading to 18 regencies and cities across the province, Vietnam News Agency reported last week.
Monday, January 13, 2020
More African swine fever outbreaks reported in Bulgaria
January 10, 2020 More African swine fever outbreaks reported in Bulgaria The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency said laboratory tests confirmed the outbreaks, with measures already taken to control the spread of African swine fever (ASF) in the country, reported The Sofia Globe. The new cases are in addition to the ASF case reported in Brestak, Varna province. The food safety agency had ordered to cull the 24,500 swine in the area, with a three-kilometre wide quarantine zone and 10-kilometre monitoring zone declared. New outbreaks were reported at a swine breeding farm in Vesselinovo, Shoumen district (125 swine in the area), a smallholding swine farm in Gergini, Gabrovo district (29 swine in the area) and a backyard swine farm in Boboy Dol village, Sliven district. A three-kilometre quarantine zone and 10-kilometre monitoring zone have been imposed. According to the food safety agency, action has been taken to manage and eliminate ASF according to the European and national legislation and the Emergency Contr
Friday, January 10, 2020
Okinawa reports latest case of classical swine fever since 1986
The Agriculture Ministry confirmed a classical swine fever (CSF) case at a swine farm in Okinawa, the first time a new case was reported since 1986, reported The Japan Times.
Friday, January 10, 2020
An additional 40,000 swine to be culled in Bulgaria due to African swine fever
January 9, 2020 An additional 40,000 swine to be culled in Bulgaria due to African swine fever Veterinary authorities in Bulgaria will cull a further 39,656 swine in a new African swine fever (ASF) outbreak detected in a swine farm northeast of the country, reported Reuters. The new ASF case is the second industrial swine farm to be affected by the virus. Six swine breeding farms were hit with ASF in 2019, with more than 130,000 swine culled by the authorities. According to Bulgaria's food safety agency, the latest ASF outbreak was detected on a swine farm in Brestak, Varna province. A quarantine zone three kilometres wide has been established around the affected village. - Reuters
Friday, January 10, 2020
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