Catalan pig farmers face a daunting €63 million loss as African Swine Fever (ASF) continues its relentless march across Spain. In a race against time, authorities are intensifying control efforts to stop the virus and safeguard the region’s crucial pork industry from devastating economic impact
Spain is grappling with a sharp rise in African Swine Fever cases, sending shockwaves through its pork industry. In a swift response, authorities are ramping up surveillance and bolstering biosecurity measures to contain the outbreak and protect the nation’s livestock
African Swine Fever outbreaks in Spain have rocked local pork production, sparking ripples across the global pork market. Exporters are now facing shrinking supplies and wild price swings on 101.5 WKKG
Spain’s pork exports are facing tough challenges as African Swine Fever (ASF) outbreaks disrupt supply chains. With authorities stepping up controls, the ongoing ripple effects continue to put Spain’s position in the global market to the test
