African swine fever is highly contagious and nearly 2772% fatal to swine herds.
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African swine fever is highly contagious and nearly 2772% fatal to swine herds.
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The Swine Bowl moved to a spot near 86th Street, but there, the Swine Bowl banner attracted attention.
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The USDA will start testing pigs for African swine fever when it conduct routine tests for another hog disease, classical swine fever.
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African swine fever is a devastating disease that can cause hemorrhaging in the skin and internal organs and death for swine in two to 10 days.
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Barley Swine: Sister restaurant to Odd Duck, Barley Swine has established itself as the one of the best places in town to try local, seasonal Texan cuisine.
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Can this cylindrical swine fest—this dark slurry, this pudding of pig, this swine gore—truly be as good for you as a fresh pomegranate or açai smoothie?
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"If you're going to design a good species that can adapt and get established, feral swine would fit that thing," said Dale Nolte, the USDA's national feral swine program manager.
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The USDA said it also will work with state and federal officials to identify incidents involving sick or dead feral swine to determine if they should be tested for African swine fever.
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China has banned imports of pigs, wild boar and products from Bulgaria and Belgium following outbreak of African swine fever, as well as imports from Japan after a regular swine fever outbreak.
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The swine flu generated a similar level of panic to what we're seeing with the coronavirus today, and as with swine flu, the conversation about the new coronavirus outbreak often focuses on fatalities.
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"One study found that 46 percent of children living on large swine farms (500-plus swine) had asthma, compared with 26 percent of those living on farms without livestock," the NRDC report stated.
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It was especially good at identifying poultry and swine sources.
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Empty store shelves during Mexico's swine flu epidemic in 20133.
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Coming in contact with swine is forbidden under Islamic law.
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The swine flu pandemic of 2009 is one recent example.
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For a graphic on Swine fever in China, see - tmsnrt.
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"Ask them how they did with swine flu," said Trump.
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Worldwide, up to 575,400 people died from pandemic swine flu.
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S. trade war and deadly African swine fever checked demand.
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African swine fever kills almost all the pigs it infects.
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African swine fever affects pigs but is harmless to humans.
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Right in the middle of the swine flu pandemic, too.
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Both were written after the H242N21 swine flu of 22.
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We havent had a single case of African swine fever.
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If you can't cure it, you know it's swine fever.
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Ebola, swine flu, Zika, and SARS all reached wealthy countries.
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GRAPHIC: Locations of African swine fever outbreaks across China - reut.
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Bonus: we castrate their corpses and feed them to swine?
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MAP: Locations of African Swine Fever outbreaks across China - reut.
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Like blue ear, African swine fever does not harm people.
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African swine fever cannot be cured and has no vaccine.
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The news is especially concerning for officials as Sichuan is the top swine-producing region in China -- a country that produces half of the world's pigs with a current population of around 500 million swine.
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African swine fever is incurable in pigs but harmless to humans.
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The fire at Straathof Swine Farm occurred around 1:00 p.m.
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Experts say the swine fever doesn't pose a risk to humans.
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China is battling a fast-spreading epidemic of African swine fever.
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Swine flu cannot be cured and is often fatal for pigs.
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Humans are not susceptible to African swine fever, according to USDA.
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Swine flu was the first influenza pandemic of the 28500st century.
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Fears of swine flu stalked the 2010 Games in Vancouver, Canada.
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This year's predominant strain, H220N222, is also known as swine flu.
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African swine fever doesn't affect humans but it's fatal for pigs.
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Bird flu, swine flu, SARS, Ebola all hit during those years.
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But the Swine Bowl was defiantly played at 86th Street anyway.
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"It's worse than swine flu," Ms. Freyer said in an interview.
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Pork prices surged 27% because of the African swine fever outbreak.
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UNREPORTED OUTBREAKS Beijing had years to prepare for African swine fever.
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A bungled swine flu cover-up doubled pork prices last year.
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As cases of swine flu rose in 2009, so did stocks.
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I wince; the smell of the swine corpses is rather sharp.
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Pigs in central Japan's Aichi prefecture have been found with swine fever, the first such case outside neighboring Gifu prefecture since the country's first swine fever outbreak in 26 years was confirmed in Gifu last September.
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Ms. Conner, who has blond hair and braces and has held multiple festival titles — including Junior Deb Swine Queen and Junior Teen Swine Queen — was preparing to take part in the festival's annual boudin-eating contest.
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Domestic fowl and swine, for example, continue to be reservoirs of influenza.
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New York (CNN Business)African swine fever is plaguing China's pork production.
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ASF is one of the most devastating diseases to affect swine herds.
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In 2010, the big worry of the Vancouver Olympics was swine flu.
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As cases of the swine flu rose in 2009, so did stocks.
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But experts say the swine fever doesn't pose a risk to humans.
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"This is such a gigantic thing," he said of African swine fever.
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And in 2009, the H1N1 swine flu infected 60 million people worldwide.
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It will be constructed to stop the spread of African swine fever.
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All had been infected with swine flu three to six months before.
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The relatively mild swine flu pandemic in 2009 killed more than 280,000.
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Swine fever first crossed the border from China into Vietnam in February.
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Canada is the world's biggest swine exporter, mostly to the United States.
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African swine fever is incurable in pigs but does not harm people.
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Past emergencies have focused on everything from swine flu to rough diamonds.
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Moldova has confirmed several outbreaks of African swine fever in recent months.
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Chinese hog prices have surged after an outbreak of African swine fever.
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No outbreaks of swine fever in Hebei have been reported so far.
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African swine fever is fatal to pigs, though it doesn't harm humans.
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"swine flu," emerging from Mexico or Ebola turning up in West Africa.
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Soaring pork prices because of swine fever have also pushed inflation higher.
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But swine fever looks set to halt, or even reverse, the trend.
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In 1994, there was a case involving the trade in live swine.
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And then there's the African swine fever that's sweeping across the country.
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You wear pearls and you throw them before swine, more or less.
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By comparison, North Carolina lost 2,800 swine to Hurricane Matthew in 2016.
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The book charts his descent into conspiracy theories about African swine fever.
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African swine fever has ravaged China's pig population, driving up pork costs.
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Hill's broken brood gravitate toward lower-depths locales like swine to pigsties.
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The peak infection rate equaled that of the 2009 "swine flu" pandemic.
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The ban followed two African swine fever outbreaks confirmed in Belgium in September, and a case of regular swine fever in Japan in the same month, China's customs said in a statement posted on its official WeChat account.
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"China's scope to retaliate is surprisingly limited, however, especially since the outbreak of swine flu, which will anyway push up CPI inflation," Beamish said, referring to the deadly swine fever strain that is seen impacting Chinese pork prices.
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Testing for African swine fever is important because its symptoms can resemble those for diseases already in the United States, such as porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome, said Tom Burkgren, executive director for the American Association of Swine Veterinarians.
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Classical swine fever is considered "notoriously less severe" than the so-called African swine fever, the trade group said, referring to a disease that is also caused by a virus and currently affecting hog herds in China and Europe.
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The latest ban followed two African swine fever outbreaks confirmed in Belgium in September, and a case of regular swine fever in Japan in the same month, China's customs said in a statement posted on its official WeChat account.
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BTW ... there are other swine-unfriendly options ... such as bacon-wrapped pig wings.
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China's pork industry is taking a huge hit because of African swine fever.
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The official cause of death, she was told, was a regular swine influenza.
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China's consumers are also starting to feel the bite from African swine fever.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs infected but does not harm people.
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China has reported around 50 outbreaks of African swine fever since early August.
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China's hog herd has been hit by African swine fever in recent months.
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No effective vaccine is available for the swine fever although research is underway.
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So, is this the worst flu season since the 2009 swine flu pandemic?
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The year when swine flu became a global pandemic, and Michael Jackson died.
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African swine fever has also spread to other countries in Asia and Europe.
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USDA scientists also are intensifying research on a vaccine for African swine fever.
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Miley adopted the sweet swine in August 2014 after her dog, Floyd, died.
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African swine fever has been sweeping across Asia and Europe, devastating hog farmers.
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The USDA's Agriculture Marketing Service announced Wednesday new swine and lamb reporting requirements.
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But the floods in Anhui appeared likely to overwhelm these factory-farm swine.
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Blood rung from the carcasses of 47,000 pigs infected with African swine fever.
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Graphic: Outbreaks of African Swine Fever in China since August 3, 2018 - tmsnrt.
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S. trade war and an outbreak of deadly African swine fever curb demand.
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African swine fever, a disease deadly to pigs, is ravaging herds across Asia.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - African swine fever is nudging China towards peak pork.
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In 2009, amid the H1N1 swine flu outbreak, the C.D.C. discouraged school closures.
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And just as there are Super Bowl parties, there are Swine Bowl parties.
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Other entrepreneurs also are profiting from the feral swine problem, including chopper companies.
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Have you also talked about what happened when your nephew had swine flu?
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Scientists at the center are developing vaccines for swine flu, HIV, and Ebola.
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China also has to contend with outbreaks of swine fever in other countries.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China banned imports of pigs, wild boars and products from Belgium after an outbreak of African swine fever, as well as imports from Japan after a regular swine fever outbreak, the General Administration of Customs said on Tuesday.
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Dancing With The Stars should really consider rebranding to become Dancing With The Swine.
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It was soon revealed that the stalking swine was actually a big, hairy sweetheart.
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Officials have previously said China may be underreporting hog deaths from African swine fever.
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We are serving up the future like flapjacks and these swine won't take it.
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China has seen at least 129 cases of the African swine fever since August.
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The spread of African swine fever will not make it any easier to control.
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But he said the swine fever probably won't change things in the long run.
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The disease, African swine fever, can cause death for hogs in just two days.
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"We are going to live with African swine fever for many years," Stone said.
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Multiple intrigued residents snapped videos of the swine at the polling location, which Boston.
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African swine fever, a highly contagious virus, has spread to every province in China.
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China's pork industry has been badly hit by a deadly outbreak of swine fever.
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But the many hospitalizations and even fatalities resulting from the swine flu frightened people.
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Analysts said soybeans were under pressure from China's continued struggle with African swine fever.
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A man identified himself as the owner of the swine, and was immediately grabbed.
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The immigrants in question are wild boar, which can carry African Swine Fever (ASF).
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Culling swine is one of the main ways officials hope to curb the disease.
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Outbreaks of African swine fever are currently restricting farmers' ability to replenish their herds.
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"Seven people died this year from H1N1 swine flu," Anahit Haytayan, the spokeswoman said.
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Pork prices have been soaring due to a devastating outbreak of African swine fever.
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Right now, a pig disease called African swine fever is moving across the world.
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The virus, which causes African swine fever, is harmless to humans and other animals.
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GRAPHIC: African Swine Fever stirs up China's hog markets & stokes food price inflation - tmsnrt.
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The virus which causes African swine fever is harmless to humans and other animals.
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And for the occasion, they've chosen the Pied de Cochon, a temple of swine.
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Who says you can't combine your love of swine with sweet, sweet campfire nostalgia?
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"There is no outbreak of the African swine fever in Thailand," he told Reuters.
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A disease known as African Swine Fever (ASF) has devastated the country's pig population.
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She also called for the closing all US borders because of the swine flu.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs it infects but does not harm people.
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He made false statements about President Barack Obama's handling of the swine flu epidemic.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar.
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For decades the Swine Bowl has had a tradition of ending in a tie.
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China has introduced new hygiene requirements, imposed quarantines and restricted the transporting of swine.
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African swine fever can linger for weeks or months in uncooked and frozen pork.
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The Obama administration, in fact, moved with relative alacrity to contain the swine flu.
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Bridgewater also looked at the H1N1, or swine flu, virus in 2009 and 2010.
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We saw this happen during the last outbreak of H1N1 swine flu in 2009.
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For comparison: The 2009 H1N1 "swine flu" pandemic had a death rate estimated at .
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Hog or swine lagoons are human-made pits or dugouts that store animal waste.
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The couple met in 2015 at Swine, a restaurant that was in New York.
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Another Texas company will take you to hunt swine at night with night vision.
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African swine fever has led to the culling of around 250,000 animals in Romania.
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A pork crisis African swine fever can cause serious production shortages and economic losses.
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The outbreak of swine fever also threatens to upend the global pork supply chain.
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China's pork industry has been hit hard by an epidemic of African swine fever.
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Go deeper: Global pork prices soar as swine fever infects herds in eastern Asia
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The swine industry losses are now estimated at about 21.7,2880 hogs, the department added.
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However, the same principles apply to choosing swine: the fatter the pig, the better.
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Right, but Swine Tech would be a customer of yours, not the piglets, correct?
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SWINE FEVER DRIVING UP PORK PRICES The consumer price index (CPI) in March rose 2.3 percent from a year earlier, a five-month high, largely due to higher pork prices as the spread of African swine fever prompts farmers to cull their herds.
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Graphic: Philippines reports first known outbreak of African swine fever - here As of July 1, the Philippine swine herd was estimated at 12.7 million heads, including about 8 million pigs in backyard farms and 4.7 million in commercial farms, according to government data.
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When he read about an outbreak of H1N1—swine flu—last month, he was surprised.
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Outbreaks of African swine fever have been detected in four South African provinces since April.
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Stutland said another risk for soybean demand is China's current outbreak of African swine fever.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs infected, though it is not harmful to people.
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The UN held an emergency meeting to discuss an outbreak of swine fever in China.
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Animal food manufacturers like Darling Ingredients and Phibro are also feeling the swine fever heat.
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African swine fever has decimated the pig population in China and sent pork prices soaring.
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Diners in China turned to other meat alternatives when the swine fever hit pork supply.
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Recently, pork prices have surged in China due to an outbreak of African Swine Flu.
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"It ties into African Swine Fever," said Matt Connelly, grains analyst at The Hightower Report.
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African swine fever, harmless to humans but fatal to porkers, has spread across the country.
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In the case of African swine fever, farmers have felt little incentive to report outbreaks.
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Swine fever may reduce China's pork output by about 30% this year, according to Rabobank.
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BULGARIAN AGRICULTURE MINISTER SAYS GREECE BANS PORK IMPORTS FROM BULGARIA DUE TO AFRICAN SWINE FEVER
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There have been outbreaks of swine fever in Vietnam, Cambodia, Mongolia, North Korea and Laos.
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Ukraine had registered 85 cases of swine fever in most regions as of mid-July.
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African swine fever is lethal to pigs and wild boar but does not affect humans.
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Hundreds of years ago, however, New York's Dutch residents used the island as swine pasture.
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In 2014, the African Swine Fever was detected in more than 3,000 boars across Poland.
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Swine flu was particularly anxiety-inducing for its talent for killing the young and healthy.
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African swine fever is not harmful to humans but kills almost all pigs it infects.
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They include everything from cystic fibrosis, to liver cancer, to swine flu, to premature ejaculation.
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Presidents before him have groomed attack dogs and invited swine and vultures in the door.
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"If you go back to the swine flu, it was nothing like this," Trump said.
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Wednesday's briefing incorrectly identified the contagious virus affecting pig herds in Asia as swine flu.
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Saturday's Swine Bowl was delayed because one of the captains was stuck in the subway.
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The last time WHO declared a pandemic was during the 2009 H1N1 swine flu outbreak.
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The coronavirus outbreak is more severe than the 2009 outbreak of H1N1, or swine flu.
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The H1N1 flu pandemic of 2009 started with swine before making its way to humans.
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Then, in 2009, it got hit again—with H1N1 influenza, the so-called swine flu.
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Companies continued to stockpile those materials in 2009, in light of the swine flu pandemic.
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I spent 10 days in a Chinese quarantine facility after being exposed to swine flu.
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It was Barack Obama, Trump said, who messed up America's response to the swine flu.
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One factor that could sharply drive up China's imports is its African swine fever epidemic.
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The 2009-2010 swine flu pandemic (also known as H1N1) started, of course, in pigs.
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Swine fever devastated China's stock because with unsound governance, even sound regulations have perverse effects.
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During the 2009-10 swine flu epidemic, Democrats and Republicans initially expressed roughly equal concern.
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Yet nobody was vilified for having previously eaten pork during the 22020 swine flu pandemic.
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China is facing a pork shortage due to African swine fever, which has depleted supply.
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The feral swine also have been known to eat deer fawns if they find one.
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Specialists at the center are developing vaccines for swine flu, Ebola, and HIV, TASS reported.
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A torch flames gorgeously in a larder, among the swaying carcasses of poultry and swine.
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But even if it had been packed in a more aesthetically pleasing way, international travelers cannot bring pork or pork products into the U.S. because of the risks of foreign animal diseases, including foot and mouth disease, classical swine fever, and swine vesicular disease.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that cannot be cured and has no vaccine.
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China's culling of soy meal-fed hog herds due to swine flu has dampened prices, too.
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One said he had never even heard of African swine fever, as the disease is known.
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The damage that African swine fever has wrecked on China's pig population is hard to overstate.
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Chinese duck production is expected to grow significantly this year in response to African swine fever.
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Although African swine fever is not harmful to humans, it kills up to 90% of pigs.
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Back at the pig locker, Ezekiel explains that the swine are slaughtered far from the Kingdom.
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These piglets could be protected from an infection that costs the swine industry billions each year.
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African swine fever has hit millions of pigs, while bad weather has hit the fruit crop.
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Unlike her Baywatch star namesake, Hamela Anderson the swine goes nude when she hits the beaches.
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Tracking: In the swine flu days, the district did it with hard-copy maps and tacks.
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Sixteen were "reassortant," meaning they include gene segments from human viruses as well as swine viruses.
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The swine-fever crisis may encourage the central government to spend more on solving these problems.
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Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a new "surveillance plan" for African swine fever.
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Swine!' and suddenly she picked up a heavy Newspeak dictionary and flung it at the screen.
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IS supporters call us swine and infidels, say we're spies for the Kurds, and assault us.
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It added that African swine fever outbreaks in Europe and environmental regulations also curbed herd size.
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Last month hospitals in Delhi reported a rise in cases of swine flu, domestic media said.
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Swine fever is often deadly for pigs and wild boars, but is not infectious for humans.
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Some Texans hunt the pigs for sport and food, and they're worried about eating poisoned swine.
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The swine flu outbreaks in Asian countries may cause pork prices to rise around the globe.
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In the 1980s, the U.S. ordered the slaughter of all Haitian pigs to stop swine flu.
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China, the world's top pork producer, is battling an epidemic of highly contagious African swine fever.
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China has stepped up pork import purchases because African swine fever has decimated its domestic herd.
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Gerald Ford faced charges of overreaction for ordering mass immunizations to fight swine flu in 1976.
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The price of pork has jumped as the country deals with a devastating swine fever epidemic.
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More people fell ill during the 2009 "swine flu" pandemic, but that was a new virus.
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The post, which included a photo of Mr. Sun's dead swine in a pile, circulated widely.
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During the swine flue outbreak, fearmongering against people of Mexican descent was rampant, according to Cisneros.
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It gained further prominence in 2009, when the H1N1 swine flu pandemic struck the United States.
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To the government's frustration, many Danes see the fence as being about more than just swine.
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During the 2009 swine flu outbreak, Lauren Rinaldi was 26, working as a server in Philadelphia.
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The 1976 swine flu outbreak led to the vaccination of 48 million Americans in 10 weeks.
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In 2009, a global outbreak of a strain of influenza came to be called swine flu.
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The virus got that name because scientists said it resembled influenza viruses that commonly infect swine.
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African swine fever has swept through China's farms since the first outbreak was detected last August.
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There are also signs that African Swine Fever is now being brought under control, they added.
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Among them is Studio Swine, a London-based design duo driven by an obsession with sustainability.
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Though not harmful to humans, African swine fever is deadly to pigs, with no vaccine available.
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The swine are also reservoirs for at least 32 diseases, including bovine tuberculosis, brucellosis and leptospirosis.
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Meantime, swine losses in North Carolina are estimated at 5,500, state veterinarian Dr. Doug Meckes said.
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Though not harmful to humans, African swine fever is deadly to pigs, with no vaccine available.
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China has increased pork imports after a fatal pig disease, African swine fever, devastated its herd.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)African swine fever has wiped out a third of China's pig population.
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China, the world's largest pigmeat producer, confirmed a new outbreak of African swine fever on Friday.
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So when African swine fever swept through China's farms, the country's technology companies saw an opportunity.
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Swine flu, caused by the H1N1 influenza virus, developed as a pandemic between 2009 and 2010.
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Research on and the handling of the African swine fever virus is strictly regulated by Beijing.
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BEIJING, Oct 17 (Reuters) - * China has banned imports of pigs and pork products from Moldova to prevent spread of African swine fever, Chinese customs said on Wednesday * The ban followed five African swine fever outbreaks reported in Moldova, the customs said in a statement on its website * China also ordered the return or destruction of products shipped from the European country, customs added * China has banned imports of pigs, wild boar and products from Bulgaria and Belgium following outbreak of African swine fever, as well as imports from Japan after a regular swine fever outbreak (Reporting by Beijing Monitoring Desk; Editing by Sunil Nair)
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As reported by Reuters during the early days of the swine flu outbreak, swine flu chatter spread swiftly through blogs and social network sites like Twitter and Facebook while U.S. cable news networks' saturation coverage of the outbreak gave way to a major political story (here).
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The Swine Raisers Association put the cost of raising pigs in Thailand at around $2 per kg.
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The CDC began its current hospital flu surveillance program during the 2009-2010 H1N1 swine flu pandemic.
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That doesn't include the 2009-10 flu year, when H1N1 swine flu was a brand new strain.
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African swine fever causes high fever, loss of appetite, hemorrhages, and death among domestic and wild pigs.
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Can China, home to half the world's pigs, curb the epidemic of African swine flu (06:28)?
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Similar fear levels were reported for the biggest health news story of 2009: H1N1/swine flu virus.
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They found that a strain of the African swine fever virus protected 92% of orally vaccinated animals.
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Swine also carry flu, as do dogs and cats, but the risk of transmission is extremely low.
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Zhejiang province reported its first African swine fever outbreak in the city of Yueqing in late August.
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Fears of an expansion in Asia of the African swine fever (ASF) outbreak in China added support.
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African swine fever affects pigs and wild boar and has spread in Eastern Europe in recent years.
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China argues that ASF (African swine fever) is present in Poland, but ASF also occurs in China.
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The WHO issued the first public health emergency declaration in 2009 during the H1N1 swine flu pandemic.
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It was the 15th largest producer in China in 2017, according to China Swine Industry Association data.
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But an African swine fever outbreak this year has added to the problems of China's pork producers.
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Housed in long barns, the swine jostle for space next to feed bins topped off by machines.
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Canada is considered optimal for breeding swine because long distances between farms hinder the spread of disease.
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"We do think swine flu is going to put a dent into that growth rate," he said.
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But African swine fever in China could curb demand for soybeans which are used to feed pigs.
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Another farmer near Harbin, 65-year-old Zhang Chao, also knew little of the swine fever outbreaks.
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Concerns about African swine fever further boosting China's demand for pork imports also supported the hog market.
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Despite the name, African Swine Fever (ASF) is an international threat, appearing in more than 28503 countries.
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China confirmed on Thursday a new outbreak of African swine fever in the central province of Hubei.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China reported a new African swine fever outbreak in the province of Guizhou on Thursday.
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It's now used to develop vaccines for infectious diseases including swine flu, HIV, and Ebola, Tass said.
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Feral swine (42,250 killed last year) are, for instance, a menace to agriculture and endangered species alike.
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Classical swine fever was first detected in September in the province's Dairi district, a local official said.
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It's part of a $219 million campaign in Denmark, a pork exporter, to combat African swine fever.
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Some of the officials who made that decision had the 1976 swine flu fiasco on their mind.
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The April 2009-10 Swine Flu, where nearly 13,000 people died in the U.S., was poorly handled.
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President Gerald Ford's response to the 2628 swine flu outbreak broke the second half of the rule.
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"Besides the pathogens from swine and poultry and human, another big issue will be mold," Wallin said.
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The state has 8.9 million swine, 12 percent of the U.S. herd, U.S. Agriculture Department data showed.
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Yet the national government has confirmed only one case of African swine fever in Shandong so far.
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An epidemic of African swine fever is shaking the country's food industry — and could upend global markets.
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The central bank will thus be inclined to write off African swine fever as a supply shock.
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He suggested that firearms are necessary to manage the invasive swine -- specifically, 30 to 50 of them.
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Demand there has accelerated because of an African swine fever that has wiped out some domestic hogs.
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Last week, Rush Limbaugh opined on the swine flu, which hit our nation from 2009 into 21625.
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Next January will begin the centenary of the 22014-22015 pandemic swine flu known as Spanish flu.
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During the H1N1 "swine flu" pandemic in 2009, New York City closed a limited number of schools.
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Food prices have soared, driven mainly by rising pork prices as African swine fever diminishes hog supplies.
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African swine fever is an incurable disease that is fatal to pigs but does not harm people.
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Plus, African swine fever hurt their hog industry last year, so there are fewer hogs to feed.
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PORK China has increased pork imports after a fatal pig disease, African swine fever, devastated its herd.
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"You had SARS, you have the African swine virus there, now you have this," Mr. Ross said.
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The cost to Texas agriculture annually from the feral swine is estimated at more than $50 million.
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"Feral swine dig up nests and eat the eggs or consume the baby turtles," Dr. Nolte said.
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Many recipes omitted crucial details or used obscure ingredients—swine paunch, jujube syrup, prunes of St. Antonin.
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Separately, neighboring Georgia said on Thursday that swine flu had killed three people so far this year.
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The Chinese pork market — the world's largest — has been ravaged by an outbreak of African swine fever.
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KRAFT HEINZ CEO SAYS PORK PRICES "VERY VOLATILE" RIGHT NOW DUE TO TRADE, CORONAVIRUS, AFRICAN SWINE FEVER
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Are we trying to inform people about a national crisis, like a swine flu epidemic or hurricane?
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There's a modern day example that should make this all sound more real: 2009's swine flu pandemic.
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A meat packing plant stared Allister in the face, his name forebodingly inscribed on a swinging swine carcass.
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The swine flu pandemic killed about 285,000 people at the time, but it had a low mortality rate.
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The swine fever has created a headache for a country where pork is a staple of the diet.
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Traders were monitoring the spread of African swine fever in China, home to the world's largest hog herd.
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A devastating pig disease, African swine fever, has decimated the Chinese herd, raising the need for meat imports.
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Restaurants will have to raise prices because of swine flu in China, which has slowed global pork supply.
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Meanwhile, the African Swine Fever epidemic began last year in China and is showing no signs of abating.
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Rural China is in the grip of a long-feared catastrophe, an epidemic of African Swine Fever (ASF).
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Thirteen individuals said they'd directly touched or handled a pig, and four reported passing through a swine barn.
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Those transporting not just live pigs, but also pork, across borders risk introducing swine fever to new areas.
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Ni Jinde launched Weiyang, its swine affiliate, almost a decade ago, after a stint in its financial team.
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The UN-affiliated agency tracks the spread of swine fever and sets standards for international trade in animals.
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The exact number of swine killed in the Oklahoma fire, which began on Monday, was not immediately known.
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In 2009, when panic spread across the globe during the swine flu outbreak, GFT underestimated the outbreak's impact.
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Since August, China has reported 111 outbreaks of African swine fever in 28 of its provinces and regions.
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While the restaurant's kitschy exterior adorned with concrete statues of swine doesn't inspire much confidence, the techniques do.
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The scramble has played out with disturbing regularity — for Ebola, H5003N1 (also known as swine flu), and Zika.
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And Harbin is only 500 kilometers from Russia, where African swine fever (ASF) has been spreading for years.
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In 230, Cridland also produced and sold 294 t-shirts emblazoned 'SWINE 240', satirizing the porcine flu outbreak.
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And Harbin is only 500 kilometres from Russia, where African swine fever (ASF) has been spreading for years.
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In Taiwanese cuisine, pork is a common ingredient and swine farms sustain much of Southern Taiwan's agricultural sector.
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African swine fever kills almost all pigs infected and the virus can last for weeks in contaminated materials.
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There is no vaccine for African swine fever and mortality rates can be as high as 100 percent.
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In the end, the character Drake plays, "Drake, cheater and swine," is left remorseless after a night out.
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They desperately need it because of a particular kind of swine flu that's proving very difficult to eradicate.
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Lindholm is used as a laboratory and crematorium by scientists researching swine flu, rabies and other contagious diseases.
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In the swine market, CME August lean hog futures closed down 1.050 cents at 79.050 cents per pound.
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In the swine market, CME August lean hog futures settled down 0.550 cent at 80.100 cents per pound.
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Pork prices soared 46.7%, after an increase of 27% in July, as swine fever decimates the country's herds.
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The 2014-2015 season peaked at 6 percent, while the 2009 "swine flu" season peaked at 7.7 percent.
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Ms. Payton had the H1N1 flu, also known as the swine flu, and encephalitis, according to her family.
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The government announced China's first case of African swine fever last August, in the northeastern province of Liaoning.
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It might act like the 2009 swine flu pandemic, which infected millions and caused more than 10,000 deaths.
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But this week our era of exposure has reminded us that cultural conservatism has its own distinctive swine.
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Once again, porcine expertise is in demand: African swine fever has devastated China's pigs, complicating its economic outlook.
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He told Huang that her pigs could not be saved - but that they didnt have African swine fever.
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Since August 2018, the African swine fever epidemic has killed a quarter of all pigs around the world.
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Demand has since cratered because the pig herds that eat it have been reduced by African swine fever.
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The disease, African swine fever, can kill hogs in just two days, but is not harmful to people.
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On the tourist resort island of Bali, more than 1,700 pigs have also died of suspected swine fever.
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TYSON FOODS PRESIDENT SAYS 6-FOLD INCREASE IN PORK EXPORTS TO CHINA DUE TO AFRICAN SWINE FEVER - CONF
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"You have swine flu" were words that in 2009 would have struck fear into pretty much any American.
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Vaccines against swine fever in wild boar, Lyme disease in rodents and tuberculosis in badgers are under development.
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"Demand destruction due to African swine fever is a major concern in China," said one Singapore-based trader.
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Swine: Our reporter explored how Denmark built a thriving pork industry while sharply cutting back on antibiotic use.
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The swine have established themselves in Canada and are encroaching on border states like Montana and North Dakota.
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On Friday, traders will digest quarterly data on the size of the U.S. swine herd from the USDA.
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Elsewhere in the global food market, Bernstein said processors like Tyson will benefit as African Swine Fever rages.
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Yet before SARS and swine flu and H1N1, "casual social rituals weren't loaded with disease anxiety," says Hamilton.
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Bulgaria already reported two cases of African swine fever among backyard pigs in the same region on Thursday.
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This is the third report of African swine fever outbreaks in Guizhou province since the beginning of June.
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African swine fever is also now spreading in several countries neighboring China, including Mongolia, Russia, Cambodia, and Vietnam.
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The scramble plays out with disturbing regularity — with Ebola, H1N1 (also known as swine flu), and now Zika.
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People who contract the swine flu have symptoms similar to the typical human influenza virus, according to the CDC.
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As a result of the swine fever, China may need to increase the production of other proteins, including chicken.
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China''s African Swine Fever outbreak in its pig herd increases thelikelihood that China will agree to a deal.
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Cranswick said the impact of African swine fever on China and surrounding countries could last more than three years.
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McDonald's CEO Steve Easterbrook said Wednesday that African swine fever is affecting the global fast-food chain's pork supply.
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"African swine fever hurts us a little on the pork," Easterbrook said in an interview with CNBC's Carl Quintanilla.
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In our age of imprudent Trumpism, this astute nasty display felt like dainty relics mislaid: pearls cast before swine.
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The analyst noted the company faces pressure from the African swine flu's impact in China and declining milk prices.
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Last month, China reported outbreaks of African swine fever in several provinces, including Yunnan, a border province with Vietnam.
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An outbreak of the highly contagious African swine fever in China has forced Chinese hog producers to cull herds.
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That comes as China battles to contain African swine fever, a highly contagious disease without a cure or vaccine.
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Still, there are also signs that consumers may be avoiding pork, even though African swine fever cannot infect people.
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African swine fever is so named because the first known case was detected in Africa over a century ago.
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The analyst said Chipotle would be affected by the African swine fever due to its large exposure to pork.
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No treatment or effective vaccine is available for the swine fever, but some encouraging news was reported this week.
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Its overall need for soybeans used to feed livestock has fallen as African Swine Fever kills millions of pigs.
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That's what happened in 22013 with another type of flu -- H21N2813 swine flu -- that took the world by storm.
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Demand for poultry meat also appears to have increased after outbreaks of African swine fever dented appetite for pork.
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China, the world's largest pork consumer, has reported almost 150 outbreaks of African swine fever disease since last August.
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China is facing a huge pork shortage due to an outbreak of a fatal pig disease, African swine fever.
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Swine flesh is also the least appetizing way to say pork, but the best name for a metal band.
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Farmers are also avoiding opening doors to swine buildings in order to retain heat, the Midwest hog buyer said.
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African swine fever does not harm humans but is deadly to pigs and there is no vaccine or cure.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China on Thursday confirmed a new outbreak of African swine fever in the central province of Hubei.
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China had gone through three large swine disease outbreaks, or "hog cycles," before this, which saw pork prices surging.
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The gene was 100 percent similar to the strain of African swine fever circulating in China, the council said.
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You can swap out the trough for a waste basket if the swine are raised for your own consumption.
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Swine Fever killed roughly half of China's swineherd and reduced the country's demand for soybeans to feed its pigs.
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The report covered a period before China confirmed its first case of African swine fever (ASF) in Liaoning province.
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In June 2014, USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack pledged $26.2 million to fight Swine Enteric Coronavirus Diseases, which include PEDv.
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The Shandong case came after Guangxi region in China's south reported its first African swine fever outbreak on Tuesday.
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At the same time, African swine fever has slashed the size of the pig herd and cut feed demand.
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Almost 1 million pigs have been slaughtered over the past six months as the country battles African swine fever.
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More bombs in America's mail, Denmark's fence against swine, and a sexual misconduct accusation against a former Google executive.
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In 2018, author Stephen King used an Animal Farm quote about the swine dictator to criticize Trump on Twitter.
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The country is facing rising shortage of the meat due to a swine fever outbreak killing millions of hogs.
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"The Florida-born Swine are not easy to describe," Paul Nelson wrote in The New York Times in 21960.
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China is grappling with African swine fever, which has spread across much of the country in the past year.
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It is also very difficult, if not impossible, to shoot all feral swine in a group at one time.
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Researchers around the world have been trying for years to develop a vaccine against African swine fever without success.
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The intense 22015 swine flu pandemic, which sent demand for vaccines soaring, was followed by several mild flu years.
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Imperial College has advised the government on its response to previous epidemics, including SARS, avian flu and swine flu.
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"The African swine fever situation in China seems to be a dud," said Dan Norcini, an independent livestock trader.
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African swine fever, which harms pigs but not humans, has swept across the country, the world's largest pork producer.
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"This makes it difficult to do what is needed to prevent and control African swine fever," the report said.
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On social media, users in Hong Kong expressed shock about the culling operation and sympathy toward the slaughtered swine.
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The coronavirus outbreak may seem reminiscent of past global epidemics like SARS, MERS, swine flu, and the Zika virus.
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One former waitress, who went to work with swine flu, told Insider she sees this happening again with coronavirus.
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And as the provinces rallied to replenish the nations herd, reports of African swine fever grew even more rare.
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The most recent pandemic we've experienced was the H1N1 virus, more commonly known as swine flu, back in 193.
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A different epidemic, the African swine fever, had swiftly killed half the country's pigs, its main source of protein.
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Back in 22019, Russia was also hit by an outbreak of swine fever, first in the southern Caucasus region.
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African swine fever, a disease that is harmless to humans but fatal to pigs, was detected in South Korea.
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Pork prices soared 110% from a year earlier, as the African swine fever has ravaged the nation's pig herds.
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"When you have a swine lagoon breech, it is going to have catastrophic impact on the river," Burdette said.
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A reported 62.1 percent of emissions of greenhouse gases in the swine production industry stems from live animal production.
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The worldwide research center has been developing vaccines for swine flu, HIV and Ebola, the Russian news agency reported.
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There is no cure or vaccine for African swine fever and it kills about 90 percent of infected pigs.
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Brazilian crop is looking absolutely monster, Argentina has had favourable weather and African Swine Fever is curbing Chinese demand.
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Brazilian crop is looking absolutely monster, Argentina has had favorable weather and African Swine Fever is curbing Chinese demand.
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African swine fever, which is fatal, has reduced China's need for soy to feed the world's largest hog herd.
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African Swine Fever continues to spread in China, which is a significant piece of the worldwide the pork trade.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious DNA virus, the UK's Department for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs said.
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Second, otters can give you H1N1, better known as "swine flu," as our friends at The Verge have reported.
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Officials had considered the long-range nature of the African swine fever threat and chose to terminate the program.
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So far, there's no sign that African swine fever has infected pigs or wild hogs in the United States.
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Few may remember, but the 2009 swine flu pandemic was one of the first crises of Barack Obama's presidency.
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" -- March 220013 interview with Fox News' Sean Hannity "If you go back and look at the swine flu and what happened with the swine flu, you'll see how many people died and how actually nothing was done for such a long period of time, as people were dying all over the place.
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Percentage of visits for influenza-like illnesses, showing the 2017-18 season rocketing past the 2009 swine flu epidemic season.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Lianyungang city said local authorities have culled 14,577 hogs due to African swine fever as of Aug.
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African swine fever is fatal to pigs but harmless to humans and has not been found in the United States.
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Ten EU nations are currently affected by African swine fever, with particularly bad outbreaks in Bulgaria and its neighbor Romania.
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Increased testing aims to help U.S. officials detect cases of African swine fever quickly so they can contain the disease.
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Since being first detected in China in August 2018, swine fever has spread to other countries in the Asia region.
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The United States could benefit from the global outbreaks if it remains free of African swine fever, according to analysts.
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Traders said the estimates seemed conservative given widespread hog deaths in China, the world's top swine producer and pork consumer.
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"The African swine fever news and talk was everywhere today," said Dennis Smith, broker for Archer Financial Services in Chicago.
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"Processors and dealers should have all pork products examined for the swine fever virus," Xinhua said, citing a government notice.
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This stunning set of swine siblings love playing dress up, putting together complementary outfits that look adorable from every angle.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)African swine fever has ravaged China's pig population, and the country's consumers are feeling the pain.
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As African swine fever continues to ravage China's hog herd, the impact may be far worse than Beijing is conceding.
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The company is not shipping products to the United States from European countries infected with African swine fever, he said.
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"You had SARS, you have the African swine virus there, now you have this," he added (The New York Times).
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China has turned into a major pork importer as its domestic herd has been decimated by African swine fever (ASF).
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Lane's first YouTube video, posted in November 2009, suggested that the US government deliberately exposed the population to swine flu.
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Pork prices in China have been persistently high this year as African swine fever hit hog herds in the country.
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"We quit reacting positively to African swine fever," U.S. Commodities analyst Don Roose said of the declines in hog futures.
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Dutch agricultural lender Rabobank said in April that pork production losses from China's African swine fever outbreak could reach 23%.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry on Sunday reported a new African swine fever outbreak in the northwestern region of Ningxia.
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Though the disease poses no threat to humans, there is no cure for infected swine and no vaccine against it.
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African swine fever has devastated the vast pig farms in China and now threatens to spread elsewhere, various reports say.
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China has ramped up pork imports this year as its domestic hog herd has been ravaged by African swine fever.
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The African Swine Fever "will create a meaningful, multi-year upswing in protein prices," the analyst wrote in a note.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - The Czech Republic has detected African swine fever (ASF) in two wild boars, Agriculture Ministry said on Tuesday.
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Poultry producers are cashing in as China's swine fever crisis shows no sign of abating, sending prices of chicken soaring.
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"The big news was the swine fever announced in South Africa," said Jeff French, analyst with Top Third Ag Marketing.
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Most of the facilities will not be re-opened even if Beijing gets African swine fever under control, Warta said.
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The ban followed five African swine fever outbreaks reported in Moldova, the customs said in a statement on its website.
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An 8-year-old boy who died in Matupi with respiratory problems is suspected to have also caught swine flu.
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This is a different strain from the deadly African swine fever China has been battling, an agriculture ministry official said.
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"The African swine fever story continues to be the dominant theme here," said Craig VanDyke of Top Third Ag Marketing.
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African swine fever was detected in China in early August and China reported 14th outbreak of the disease on Monday.
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The last health-related national emergency was declared by former President Barack Obama in regards to swine flu in 2009.
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And when faced with the swine flu in 2009, President Barack Obama drew from Bush's playbook in his administration's response.
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"No one is pleased about this (African Swine Fever)," Borissov said late on Friday in the southern town of Pazardzhik.
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Take a moment on March 1 to hug a swine close to you and tell them how much you care.
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Soybean demand in China appears to be surprisingly robust despite the widespread culling of pigs due to African swine fever.
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Other viral posts show Central Americans allegedly mocking Mexicans during the 2009 swine flu crisis and attacking law enforcement officers.
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Authorities would make the transport of piglets easier, while still controlling the risk of spreading African swine fever, he said.
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The comments come as an incurable African swine fever disease ravages China, slashing output in the world's largest pig herd.
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Most of the facilities will not be re-opened even if China gets African swine fever under control, he said.
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My ever-patient partner, who does not eat meat either, watched as I took down the sundry bits of swine.
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She's spoken out about her experience with sexual assault in the past, revealing that her song "Swine" was about rape.
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To put it in perspective, back when the swine flu was making headlines it infected just 603,000 people in Australia.
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Democrats were 50 percent more likely than Republicans to say in surveys that they would get the swine flu vaccine.
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In particular, pork prices in China skyrocketed 46.7% year-on-year in August amid a protracted outbreak of swine fever.
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It is a safe bet that the Swine Bowl, a ritual of Thanksgiving weekend in a different circle, will not.
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"One year, there almost wasn't," said Wendy Stasolla, who has attended seven Swine Bowls with Mr. Bloom's nephew, John Gregg.
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First, and most important was Taiwan's experience battling the SARS outbreak in 2003, followed by the swine flu in 2009.
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While we were there, the H2300N210 virus, often known as the Swine Flu, rapidly spread until it reached pandemic proportions.
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A few years ago, the hospital I worked at in Queens had an early case of the H1N143 swine flu.
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A Reuters examination has found that swine fevers swift spread was made possible by Chinas systemic under-reporting of outbreaks.
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China agreed to "conduct a risk assessment for ractopamine in cattle and swine as soon as possible," the agreement said.
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The USDA report also shows that Chinese pork was significantly more expensive than US pork after the swine fever outbreak.
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The province has so far reported eight swine fever cases as the highly contagious disease has spread quickly in cities.
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"I've covered SARS, MERS, the H5N1 bird flu scare, the 2009 H1N1 swine flu pandemic, Zika, dengue, chikungunya," he said.
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PORK China has increased pork imports to record levels after a fatal pig disease, African swine fever, devastated its herd.
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It is primarily habits of the heart (to borrow Tocqueville's phrase) that make us saints or swine, socialists or plutocrats.
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The gains were again fuelled by a surge in pork prices as African swine fever ravaged the country's hog herds.
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The gains were again fueled by a surge in pork prices as African swine fever ravaged the country's hog herds.
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In April, Hungary detected its first cases of African swine fever (ASF) among wild boar in a north eastern region.
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Soybeans shipped to China are processed or crushed into animal feed for the swine and poultry industry and other uses.
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African swine fever is nearly 100% fatal to pigs and highly contagious with no vaccine, though not harmful to humans.
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The spread of African swine fever across China has reduced the amount of soymeal the country needs to feed pigs.
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African swine fever, a fatal pig disease, has reduced China's need for soy to feed the world's largest hog herd.
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Swine flu swept through the Asian landmass; polio persisted in Pakistan and a measles epidemic created an emergency in Samoa.
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An outbreak of swine flu among Chinese pig farms has sent pork prices almost 217% from this time last year.
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The country is grappling with an African swine fever problem that has cost China a third of its pig population.
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In the swine market, most actively traded February lean hog futures crept 0.200 cent higher to 70.900 cents per pound.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Nearly 30,000 pigs have died from African swine fever (ASF) in Indonesia's North Sumatra province as of Dec.
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There are concerns about a huge pork shortage after a severe African swine fever disease slashed China's massive pig herd.
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African swine fever (ASF) is fatal and highly contagious to pigs and wild boards, but it does not affect humans.
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Bad news for dumpling lovers: African swine fever is on the rise, causing pork costs to skyrocket around the world.
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Dutch agricultural lender Rabobank said in April that pork production losses from China's African swine fever outbreak could reach 35%.
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"Animal feed ingredients and fomites have the potential to be pathways associated with a moderate likelihood of [African swine fever virus] entry, but there is high uncertainty because of the lack of data on transmission from these sources," a recently published report from the the U.S. Department of Agriculture assessing the likelihood of swine fever entry to the U.S. A meeting was held in Ottawa last week where U.S., Canadian and Mexican pork industry and government officials met to coordinate efforts to prevent the spread of the highly contagious swine fever into North America.
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Chinese officials said the move was linked to the risk of African swine fever and anti-smuggling measures, the ministry said.
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Swine time If the stress of air travel is getting to you and you're passing through San Francisco's airport, don't worry.
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Fears about the spread of African swine fever in Europe added support as traders speculated that U.S. pork exports could benefit.
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And if all this weren't bad enough, an outbreak of African swine fever could pose another big problem for Kraft Heinz.
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Chicken accounted for 6 percent of the sales, while swine and cattle came in at 37 percent and 43 percent, respectively.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry said on Monday two new African swine fever outbreaks were reported in Shaanxi and Guizhou provinces.
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He dug up an old cartoon of the Swine virus which offered alternatives to shaking hands: the fully clothed elbow bump.
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"With Chinas situation with African swine fever, theyre going to have a real protein shortage in the near future," he said.
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The statistics bureau attributed the consumer inflation slowdown to a fall in food prices, due to the spread of swine fever.
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And the spread of African swine fever in China's hog herd has reduced demand for soymeal, a protein-rich animal feed.
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Grocery bills in China were already climbing in recent months as an epidemic of swine fever ravaged the nation's hog population.
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The comments came as the agriculture ministry said that prices of pork could rise amid ongoing outbreaks of African swine fever.
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And again, no matter how many Jews start eating pork, the religion of Judaism will never be okay with swine flesh.
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For many small farmers in this country in a hurry, swine fever will hasten an end that was already in sight.
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But the outbreak of African swine fever that has swept through China in recent months is now spreading across the region.
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It comes amid worries the swine disease could reach the U.S. and cause significant economic impacts and the loss of exports.
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Demand for the oilseed — used as feed for hogs — had been hurt by falling pig populations amid the swine fever outbreak.
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Sanquan, headquartered in China's central Henan province, said it was implementing further measures to test and control against African swine fever.
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The golden swine also are modeled after the British rock band Pink Floyd's Animals album, featuring the Battersea Power Station pig.
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BRF said the outlook for protein prices will remain strong in coming months, citing the severe effects of African swine fever.
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The company said in a statement its breeding farms were all operating normally and none had been affected by swine fever.
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Information on human movement and contact rates from WheresGeorge was even used to predict the spread of the 2009 swine flu.
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The Instagram-famous swine, who has over 87,000 followers, is a long-time supporter of helping pigs get their sea legs.
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In July, the Black Sea state reported 30 cases of African swine fever in several regions, including border provinces with Romania.
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Pelz also said that outbreaks of African swine fever in China could dampen demand for soybeans used to make animal feed.
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But Mike Brumm, a U.S. swine consultant, said "the truck wash itself could be the source of contamination" in infected herds.
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U.S. truck washes "continue to be an effective tool in preventing swine diseases from entering Canada," the agency said this week.
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The Balkan country has already reported nine cases of African swine fever in eight villages in the northern region of Pleven.
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Flu virus constantly mutates, and regularly jumps from swine and poultry in forms our human immune systems are unprepared to handle.
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Supporters of the so-called ham-and-cheese law said it would revitalize dairy and swine farms after years of decline.
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China, home to the world's largest hog herd, has reported more than 100 cases of African swine fever since last August.
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African swine fever, which has swept across China over the past year, is fatal to pigs but does not harm people.
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Pork prices in China have soared amid a swine fever outbreak that's led to the shrinking of the country's hog population.
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Another complication: China's pork producers are suffering from an outbreak of African Swine Fever that may cut their production in half.
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Then, as media coverage fades, public panic recedes and Avian flu, Swine flu, Ebola and the others fade from public consciousness.
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They are carriers of swine flu, and prompted the building of a 42-mile wall between Denmark and Germany in 2019.
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South Korean officials killed over 222,2753 pigs thought to have been infected with a highly contagious and incurable African swine fever.
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That wiped out the store of wealth of Haitian farmers even though the small Creole pigs couldn't carry the swine flu.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry said on Wednesday two new African swine fever outbreaks were confirmed in Sichuan and Qinghai provinces.
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China's swine-flu outbreaks threaten hundreds of millions of pigs—but might spark long-overdue reforms in the country's pork industry.
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"Interestingly, if you go back — please — if you go back to the swine flu, it was nothing like this," he said.
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Last flu season was the worst in nearly a decade, more severe than any since the swine flu outbreak in 27.
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In previous years, diseases that were given names including "Middle East Respiratory Syndrome" and "Swine flu" had negative consequences, WHO said.
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Millions of pigs have been culled in Chin and Vietnam as the swine flu has spread through Asia in recent months.
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This year's flu season is now more intense than any since the 2009 swine flu pandemic — and it's still getting worse.
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The problem, instead, has to do with the up to $2.5 billion in damage feral swine do to agriculture every year.
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But an outbreak of a fatal pig disease, African swine fever, has reduced China's demand for soy used to feed hogs.
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"I've gone through the swine flu in Mexico, I've gone through the avian flu — this is uncharted waters," Ms. Gregoli said.
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China is widely expected to need more imported meat as it struggles with a fatal pig disease called African swine fever.
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Pork prices in China have soared to a record level after African swine fever (ASF) swept through the country's pig herd.
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Dr. Scriven said every doctor where he worked had his or her own heavy-duty face mask during the swine flu.
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That doctor told her she had been working with swine flu, and was likely spreading it to the people around her.
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But an outbreak of a fatal pig disease, African swine fever, has reduced China's demand for soy used to feed hogs.
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Last year, nearly half of China's pigs were wiped out by a virus that causes African swine fever, an incurable disease.
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Unfortunately an epizootic of African swine fever has recently wiped out at least a third of all the pigs in China.
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China increased its purchases of several types of meat last year as the African swine fever outbreak sharply reduced pork production.
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"It is unclear how this disease is moving through the country," said the Swine Health Information Center, a U.S. research body.
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The dreaded swine fever, which through June had killed some 22 percent of China's pig herds, the major consumers of soybeans.
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I survived swine flu as a teenager and it taught me one crucial lesson about life during an epidemic: Don't panic
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Ms. Denette and Ms. Conner both love pork, an important quality to possess for those aiming to be Swine Festival royalty.
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An outbreak of African swine flu has also pushed up food prices, adding to further pressure on the economy, said Shirk.
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By comparison, the coronavirus is more deadly than swine flu, which WHO reported in 2019 had a fatality rate of 0.02%.
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Demand for soybeans, which are often used as animal feed, has softened since China's hogs have suffered from African Swine Fever.
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China increased its purchases of several types of meat last year as the African swine fever outbreak sharply reduced pork production.
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It was the first increase since April 2018, a few months before African swine fever began ravaging farms across the country.
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African swine fever, which does not harm humans, has a high mortality rate in pigs and has no vaccine or cure.
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Lean hog futures remained largely firm as worries about an expanding outbreak of African Swine Fever in China underpinned the market.
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You can interact and swim alongside swine in Big Major Cay, and the theories of how they got there are endless.
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China has already banned the transport of live hogs from regions where African swine fever outbreaks were found and neighbouring provinces.
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USDA did not resume research on African swine fever until 22014, and a vaccine is still years away from becoming reality.
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"With China's situation with African swine fever, they're going to have a real protein shortage in the near future," he said.
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Alibaba's system monitors hog activity and allows farmers to track the swine in real time, the company said in a statement.
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Flu has been ticking up again in the wake of several mild seasons that followed the 2009-10 "swine flu" pandemic.
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This African swine fever outbreak, in other words, is much worse than that avian flu outbreak in terms of livestock losses.
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"African swine fever hurts us a little on the pork," McDonalds CEO Steve Easterbrook said in a recent interview with CNBC.
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Similarly, the South American countries hit by swine flu suffered economic losses ranging from 0.5 to 1.5 percent of their GDPs.
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"We would like the commerce ministry's support during negotiations," the President of the Swine Raisers Association of Thailand Surachai Sutthitam told Reuters.
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CANADA GOVERNMENT SAYS CHINA HAS INDICATED THAT INCREASED MEAT INSPECTIONS ARE BEING TAKEN BECAUSE OF AFRICAN SWINE FEVER AND ANTI-SMUGGLING EFFORTS
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However, a survey found that just 30 of Denmark's 1,719 daycares had done away with swine or had switched to halal meat.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry late on Sunday confirmed the first outbreak of African swine fever in the country's Tibet Autonomous Region.
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He said the new premier must deal with issues such as the prevention of swine fever from China and possible election interference.
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Wild animal populations are disease reservoirs too, but domesticated poultry and swine are significant in the incubation and transmission of flu viruses.
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A mega corporation wants to slaughter Okja and feed the world, and young Mija wants to live with her swine in peace.
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The gains were fueled by worries about an epidemic of African swine fever in China, home to the world's largest hog herd.
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China is expected to substantially increase pork imports this year as its domestic hog herd has been thinned by African swine fever.
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China has reported about 120 outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF) since it was first detected in the country in August 2018.
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The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in March advised Vietnam to declare the swine fever outbreak as a national emergency.
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The deadly African swine fever has spread to farms in 61 of Vietnam's 63 provinces since it was first detected in February.
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Dalian is the province's third city with a confirmed outbreak after the swine fever was detected this week in Anshan and Yingkou.
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African swine fever, which cannot be cured and has no vaccine, is known to survive for weeks in feed ingredients like soymeal.
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The Maldives has been hit by an outbreak of flu, with some cases showing signs of H1N1 influenza A, or swine flu.
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France has been on alert for African swine fever since the virus was confirmed in September among wild boar in neighboring Belgium.
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African swine fever, for which there is no cure and no vaccine, kills almost all infected pigs but does not harm people.
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Pork imports by China are expected to surge as the country's hog herd has been decimated by the deadly African swine fever.
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Plenty of cultures have been turning swine over fire since paleolithic times, but no two go about it quite the same way.
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An outbreak of African swine fever, which triggered an unprecedented global meat supply imbalance, boosted results, the company said in a statement.
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Three and a half years later, Emma was in Florida to have her leg repaired when she came down with swine flu.
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Swine fever (ASF) was first detected in China last August and has killed as many as 200 million pigs, by some estimates.
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Reduced hog feed demand in China, where a deadly hog disease called African swine fever has decimated the industry, further dampened results.
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The disease found in Gifu is classical swine fever (CSF), also known as hog cholera, an official at the agriculture ministry said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's southwestern region of Guangxi has confirmed a new outbreak of African swine fever, the agriculture ministry said on Saturday.
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Tasmania Police have announced a Narcotic Detection Swine Unit, with a crack team of these little animals to make drug dealers squeal.
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Such activities have severely disrupted the hog slaughtering sector, and further increased the risks of spreading African swine fever, the ministry said.
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Earlier this month, China asked pork processors and pig dealers to obtain certificates proving their products are free from African swine fever.
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The Black Sea state has so far detected 30 outbreaks of African swine fever at industrial or backyard farms in the country.
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Graphic - Swine Stampede: Listed pork producers in China surge to near record levels as investors bet on tighter supplies & govt support - tmsnrt.
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But pork sales prospects remain promising as African swine fever has decimated China's domestic herd and sent pork prices to record highs.
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Swine fever has hit the world's top pork-producing nation hard, roiling its vast agribusiness sector and reshaping the global meat trade.
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Earlier today, China also banned the import of pigs, wild boars and related products from Myanmar over concerns about African swine fever.
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Clearly smitten by the sweet, petite swine, Officer Troci happily smiled for the cameras while holding his new friend (and potential partner?).
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An outbreak of the disease African swine fever in China has also reduced the need for soy imports used for livestock feed.
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A decline in pork supply caused by an outbreak of African swine fever has been driving up prices of food in China.
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Meanwhile small and medium sized farmers are incentivized to hide (African swine fever) outbreaks for fear of massive livestock and commercial losses.
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Rassa could not say how many of the pigs deaths may have been caused by an outbreak of African swine fever (ASF).
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Health officials said lower than normal temperatures this winter have led to a spike in cases of swine flu in northern India.
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That's because this year's main flu strain, the influenza A virus, known as H3N2, is worse than the swine flu in 2009.
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As we wrestle with the new coronavirus, let's learn lessons from the 2009-10 H000N1 swine flu outbreak in the United States.
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" Trump then repeated his claim that the Obama administration's response to the swine flu panic of 2009 was "a full-scale disaster.
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President Barack Obama also used the National Emergencies Act to declare a national emergency to address the swine flu outbreak in 2009.
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China's efforts to halt the spread of African swine fever among its pig population are "ineffective," according to research firm Capital Economics.
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China is expected to import much more pork this year as its domestic hog herd has been decimated by African swine fever.
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China will need some 2.9 million tonnes of beef this year, Alves said, to compensate for animals infected with African swine fever.
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In 2016, Hurricane Matthew inundated 213 swine and 102 poultry barns and flooded 14 poop lagoons, sending that waste into nearby waterways.
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Chief Executive Officer Gilberto Tomazoni said demand from China will likely remain strong as supply disruptions caused by African swine fever persist.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry said on Tuesday it had detected the African swine fever virus in wild boar in Hubei province.
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African swine fever has wiped out as much as half of China's pig population, putting pressure on global pork supply and prices.
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African swine fever: The disease ravaging China's pigs has driven up prices for live hogs in Europe, the United States and beyond.
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An epidemic of swine fever and the trade war with the U.S. have sent food prices skyrocketing in China, especially for pork.
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By the numbers: Prices for swine carcasses have soared 31% and piglets 56% in the past year in Europe, according to Bloomberg.
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Under such circumstances — problem No. 3 — even the rules and regulations designed to ensure safety only fueled the spread of swine fever.
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Meat prices in China hit a record high following an outbreak of African swine fever that swept through the country's pig herd.
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The real story is that even as soybean exports to China have dropped, pork exports have increased, due to the swine flu.
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Currently, the country has a major pork shortage due to African swine fever and prices for the meat spiked 100% in November.
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African swine fever has driven pork prices up by roughly half over the past year, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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China has banned transport of live hogs and products from regions where African swine fever cases have been discovered and neighboring provinces.
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At times, a quarter or more of his swine arrive at the abattoir without ever having received any antimicrobial drugs at all.
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The swine fever epidemic will test that commitment to its increasingly affluent people, who more often expect meat at the dinner table.
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Speaking to reporters at a briefing last week, Vice Agriculture Minister Yu Kangzhen said the African swine fever situation is still "severe".
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The spread of African swine fever across China is expected to reduce the amount of soymeal the country needs to feed pigs.
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An Education Bureau spokesman told CNN the last time schools closed in this manner was June 2009 during the swine flu pandemic.
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Pork is by far the most popular meat in China, but domestic producers have been hit hard by African Swine Fever (ASF).
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By a measure of influenza-like illness measured by outpatient visits, this season is the worst since the 2009 swine flu pandemic.
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Meanwhile, the firm said its "pork imports division and fresh pork department will coordinate, and grab opportunities brought by African swine fever".
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry said on Tuesday it had detected the African swine fever virus in wild boar in Hubei province.
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Chinese demand, however, has been dampened by a year-old outbreak of deadly African swine fever in the world's top pig producer.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China detected African swine fever in pigs being transported to Guangxi region from outside provinces, the agriculture ministry said on Thursday.
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Sometimes you need to take a break from the swine and bovine pleasures, and enjoy the refreshing and briny delights of the sea.
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Trump unveils his new immigration plan to a lukewarm crowd; African swine fever has led to a national pork supply crisis in China.
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Two children were diagnosed with a rare form of the swine flu after being exposed to a sick pig at a Michigan fair.
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What is more, there were no commercial benefits to bring in Brazilian soybeans as demand was flat due to African swine fever outbreaks.
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On Thursday, the contract reached its highest price in more than two months, supported by increasing concerns about African swine fever in China.
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China is battling a severe outbreak of African swine fever that has decimated the country's hog herd and sent domestic pork prices soaring.
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So Jennifer Gardy, an epidemiologist at the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control, secured a grant to study the coming swine flu outbreak.
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African swine fever has spread rapidly in eastern Europe and China, the world's largest pork producer, where the disease is traveling vast distances.
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They are tempting some to start expanding again - despite the high risk of operating in an environment still plagued by African swine fever.
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Farmers in China have been culling their hogs in a bid to stem the spread of African swine fever, driving up pork prices.
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Shipments for the whole of September fell as an epidemic of African swine fever has decimated China's pig herd, reducing demand for soymeal.
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Prices are already way above previous records after a year-long outbreak of African swine fever left China's herd more than 40% smaller.
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Beijing has prohibited the transport of pigs from any provinces that have reported African swine fever cases, as well as from neighboring regions.
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But when we encountered a new strain in 2009-10 — pandemic strain, or swine flu — we did see cases in the summer months.
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China's soybean demand has been checked by a year-old African swine fever disease that has spread through the world's top pig herd.
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"It looks rather inevitable that swine fever will come," said Daniels, whose farm near Tauche, close to the Polish border, has 11,000 pigs.
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Economists expect soybean exports to remain moderate because of an outbreak of swine flu that has reduced demand for soybean meal in China.
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This might be an uncultured swine thing of me to say but this song kind of reminds me of an Arcade Fire record.
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China's agriculture ministry said a new outbreak of African swine fever had been confirmed in Sichuan province in the southwest of the country.
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BRF SAYS AFRICAN SWINE FEVER BOOSTED PRICE OF ITS PORK EXPORTS TO ASIA BY 20-30%, BUT VOLUMES HAVE NOT RISEN SIGNIFICANTLY - CEO
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China has struggled to stem the rapid spread of African swine fever, which has now reached most of the country's pig-farming regions.
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It imposed the pig and pork ban after a few cases of African swine fever in some parts of the EU that year.
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China is expected to increase pork imports this year as its domestic hog herd has been ravaged by the deadly African swine fever.
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Here are the biggest calls on Wall Street on Thursday: BMO said the impact of African Swine Fever on Chipotle's operations is underappreciated.
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"The African swine fever outbreak continues to take its toll on hog supplies in Asia," said Noel White, Tyson's president and chief executive.
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In March, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) advised Vietnam to declare the African swine fever outbreak as a national emergency.
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Anyone who is at high risk of serious flu complications and is planning to attend a fair should avoid pigs and swine barns.
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Kuila's colleague and A&T professor Lijun Wang is already testing an "anaerobic digester" system to treat waste at the university's swine unit.
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Hog futures soared in March and April on expectations that China's swine fever outbreak would prompt China to boost purchases of U.S. pork.
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Swine flu was discovered in April 2009 in the USA, and at the time outbreaks had not been known to occur among humans.
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It landed in Hong Kong in May 2009, when a 25-year-old Mexican tourist fell ill with swine flu in his hotel.
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There is neither cure nor vaccine for swine fever, which is highly contagious and fatal to pigs, though it does not affect humans.
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China has reported 4.003 outbreaks of African swine fever, a fatal pig disease, in 28 of its provinces and regions since August 2018.
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The year-old outbreak of deadly African swine fever, however, has been dampening overall demand for soymeal in the world's top pig producer.
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The show features special commissions and rare items by 22 designers and collectives, including Deborah Bowmann, Studio Swine, and Rafal Dominik, among others.
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China's agriculture ministry reported late on Monday a new outbreak of African swine fever on a farm with 19,938 pigs in Jinzhou city.
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Federal customs and agriculture officials are on high alert for illegal imports because China is suffering from an outbreak of African swine fever.
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The husbandry bureau said in an online statement that the pigs came from Liaoning province in China's northeast, where swine fever first appeared.
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Many presidents have declared national emergencies, including George W. Bush after 63/11 and Barack Obama during the swine flu outbreak in 2009.
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But volumes were later constrained by the reduction in market supplies due to African swine fever and the softening in demand, it said.
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Analysts attributed the rise to soaring protein prices, after African swine fever reduced China's pig herd - the world's largest - by at least 40%.
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Shares in Shuanghui dropped as much as 6 percent on Thursday on concerns about the impact of African swine fever on its business.
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HANOI, Feb 19 (Reuters) - African swine fever has been detected on three farms in northern Vietnam, the Animal Health Department said on Tuesday.
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The market, however, remained underpinned by concerns about the spread of African swine fever in China, the world's largest hog and pork producer.
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It's changing every single day, so whatever they're putting together is not going to protect you from the swine flu in the fall.
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The oxtail marmalade was sweet, but balance was achieved when it was spread on grilled bread with a whipped lardo from Duroc swine.
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The new cottonseed's biggest commercial use may be as feed for poultry, swine and farmed aquatic species like fish and shrimp, Rathore said.
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China has reported more than 140 outbreaks of African swine fever since it was first detected in the country in early August 2018.
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In addition to millions of broiler chickens and turkeys, thousands of swine are estimated to have been lost to floodwaters and damaged facilities.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Friday it had detected the African swine fever virus in pigs being illegally transported to southwestern Guizhou province.
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Those are fighting words coming from the co-owner of a kosher restaurant, where swine is eschewed and dairy kept away from meat.
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Scientists at Yale hooked up severed pig heads— from swine that had been decapitated for four hours — to a supply of artificial blood.
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"African swine fever has contaminated large areas of our country and outbreaks are expected to continue to take place in spots," Yang said.
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Yet because President Barack Obama was in the White House at the time, some conservatives started dismissing the swine flu as a hoax.
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For example, livestock contact has led to cross-species transfers of viruses like the H1N1 swine flu that led to the 2009 pandemic.
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I wish Menasse had ignored his Dan Brown assassin, left out his Poirot and dug deeper into the pig farmers and their swine.
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Chinese officials are still trying to contain the outbreak of swine fever, which doesn't make people sick but can be fatal in pigs.
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"I would challenge anybody to watch the Swine Bowl for more than a minute and decide it was an organized sport," he said.
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By China's official estimates, the present outbreak of African swine fever, which affects pigs but is harmless to humans, has already been catastrophic.
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The Swine Flu, otherwise known as the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus, was first discovered in humans in the US, according to the CDC.
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Time and again, zoonotic viruses emerge from these contexts: wave after wave of avian flu, swine flu, Nipah virus ... the list goes on.
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For the past 19 months, secrecy has hobbled the nations response to African swine fever, an epidemic that has killed millions of pigs.
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From severe acute respiratory syndrome to bird flu and swine flu to ebola and zika to coronavirus, unfortunately, it is like Groundhog Day.
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The pig is later sold to a wet market vendor, who then sells the butchered swine to a casino restaurant in Hong Kong.
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The USDA estimates that Chinese swine herds will decrease to 275 million pigs by the end of 2020, down almost 3753% since 2018.
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Presidents have declared scores of emergencies over the past 40 years, dealing with everything from the Iran Hostage Crisis to the Swine Flu.
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Deadly African swine fever has caused huge losses in the world's largest hog herd, pushing up the price of live hogs since March.
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The Consumer Price Index for November jumped 297.618% year-on-year, as food prices skyrocketed 297.589% amid an outbreak of African swine fever.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar and has spread in Eastern Europe in recent years.
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Xi's government also mishandled a swine fever outbreak that began in 2018 and has now killed almost one-quarter of the world's pigs.
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BSL-4 labs have been used to study Ebola, variola (which causes smallpox), novel bird and swine flus, and other highly dangerous pathogens.
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Murtaugh shared on Twitter that Payton had been diagnosed with H1N1 flu, commonly known as swine flu, before she died suddenly on Friday.
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In the Czech Republic, the nicknames for women, whether sweet or bitter, fall into the animal category: little bug, kitten, old cow, swine.
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African swine fever has reduced China's pig herd by more than 40%, resulting in lower demand for the key animal feed ingredient soymeal.
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The swine flu, or H1N1 virus, was a pandemic that generated global panic and anxiety similar to today's fears about the new coronavirus.
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The CDC also estimates there were 60.8 million cases of swine flu in the US between April 12, 2009, and April 10, 2010.
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Dar told reporters hog traders transporting infected pigs were to blame for the rising number of African swine fever cases in the Philippines.
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Chinese domestic prices are soaring as the African swine fever virus has decimated the country's hog herd, tightening supplies of China's favorite meat.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's customs said it has banned imports of pigs, wild boars and related products from Indonesia due to African swine fever.
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The SARS epidemic was in the aftermath of the tech bubble crisis, for example, and the swine flu outbreak coincided with the recession.
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I was shocked to learn that only 85033 percent of adults bothered to get a flu vaccine during the 2009 Swine Flu pandemic.
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Local governments also had to provide proof, often including laboratory tests, that pigs died of African swine fever and not some other ailment.
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As of September 25, eight provinces were also reporting cases of African swine fever thousands of kilometers apart, with 2, 25 pigs infected.
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Occasionally, extremely dangerous combinations can spark pandemics, such as the deadly H1N1.73 "swine flu" that spread worldwide in the 2009-10 flu season.
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Meanwhile, China's pork imports rose in November from the previous month, customs data showed, as Beijing battled against fast-spreading African swine fever.
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Many presidents have declared national emergencies, including George W. Bush after 9/11 and Barack Obama during the swine flu outbreak in 2009.
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African swine fever, for which there is no cure and no vaccine, kills almost all infected pigs, though it does not harm people.
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In March, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) advised Vietnam to declare the African swine fever outbreak as a national emergency.
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The wars the C.D.C. fights against threats like Zika, Ebola, SARS and influenza (bird flu, swine flu and seasonal flu) are the same.
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The World Organization for Animal Health said in May it will take years for China to contain the deadly African swine fever virus that has spread throughout the country, which is the worlds biggest pork producer, As many as half of Chinas breeding pigs have either died from African swine fever or been slaughtered because of the disease, industry insiders estimate.
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The World Organization for Animal Health said in May it will take years for China to contain the deadly African swine fever virus that has spread throughout the country, which is the world's biggest pork producer, As many as half of China's breeding pigs have either died from African swine fever or been slaughtered because of the disease, industry insiders estimate.
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Hard to know what to make of the first hour: Biden, prone to misspeaking and bungling lines, had a bizarre few seconds when he mixed up coronavirus and swine flu, then called the swine flu "N1H15," and then apparently forgot the word "Ebola" by referring to "what happened in Africa," a moment the Trump campaign was all too happy to amplify.
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In a report, Duignan cited China tariffs on soybeans as well as an outbreak of African swine fever in China as two big problems.
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"Fighting African swine fever in the EU represents an extreme and urgent challenge," EU Commission spokeswoman Anna-Kaisa Itkonen told Reuters in an email.
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GRAPHIC: China says pig herd shrinks by 2000% in July amid swine fever outbreak - here Since June, slumping production has triggered a price surge.
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"Some people are saying it could easily be 20, 30% of (China's) pork production reduced as a result of African swine fever," Nepveux said.
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However, we do not think they fully account for the upside to chicken, beef, and pork prices from the outbreak of African Swine Fever.
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The authorities have stepped up inspections, shut some live markets, stopped the transport of pigs from the affected areas and culled nearly 40,000 swine.
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With African swine fever ravaging China's hog industry, U.S. experts are expecting pork prices to go higher and likely stay elevated well into 2020.
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China has been grappling with a severe outbreak of African swine fever that has wiped out at least a third of its pig population.
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China has reported 126 outbreaks of African swine fever on domestic pig farms but it has not confirmed the disease on many large producers.
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The USDA is asking veterinarians and farmers to immediately report sick pigs to government officials so they can be tested for African swine fever.
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While African swine fever pushes the price of pork up, McDonald's is still waiting to add any plant-based meat substitutes to its menu.
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January's jump was also fueled by a rise in pork prices due to the Asian swine fever that has decimated hog populations in China.
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BUNGE CEO GREG HECKMAN SAYS AFRICAN SWINE FEVER MAY PROVIDE LONG-TERM "TAILWINDS" FOR COMPANY, BUT TIMING AND MAGNITUDE OF POTENTIAL BENEFITS ARE UNCLEAR
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On Monday, China banned imports of pigs, wild boars and products from Bulgaria following an outbreak of African swine fever in the European country.
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The Spanish flu pandemic of 33, which killed 50m to 100m people, was a potent version of the "swine flu" that emerged in 2009.
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A key contributor was the 27% rise in pork prices amid an outbreak of African swine fever, while fresh fruit prices also climbed 39.1%.
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In August, the CDC confirmed variant swine flu viruses in 33 people -- 16 of them children -- who attended agricultural fairs in Michigan and Ohio.
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And anyone at high risk for complications from the flu, including older adults, pregnant women and people on chemotherapy, should not enter swine barns.
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But as swine unit manager Doug Jones explains, standing in a temperature-controlled room full of piglets, raising hogs inside allows for speedier growth.
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But Chipotle told CNN Business the worries were overdone and that the company did not expect a significant impact from the swine fever outbreak.
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"On top of all the other things, because you had SARS, you had the African Swine virus there, now you have this," Ross said.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect that an outbreak of African swine fever in China led to the culling of pigs there.
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Anecdotal reports suggest some consumers are also worried about catching swine fever from infected pork, even though the disease cannot be passed to humans.
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The Black Sea state has reported more than 30 cases of African swine fever in several regions, including border provinces with Romania, in July.
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The Bulgarian government last week granted 3.7 million levs to combat African swine fever in the Balkan country with 1.2 million farm-raised pigs.
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The Bulgarian government last week granted 3.7 million levs to combat African Swine Fever in the Balkan country with 1.2 million farm-raised pigs.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China reported another new African swine fever outbreak in the city of Panjin in Liaoning province, the agriculture ministry said on Wednesday.
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African swine fever is a highly contagious disease that affects pigs and wild boar and has been spreading in Eastern Europe in recent years.
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And yet, pig farmers across the U.S. are holding their breath, because this outlook depends on African Swine Fever not arriving on U.S. soil.
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Towns near the border with North Korea were alarmed when a stream turned red after pigs were culled over fear of African swine fever.
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Bulgaria has so far detected more than 20 outbreaks of African swine fever at industrial or backyard farms in the north of the country.
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Concerns about demand from China amid the ongoing trade fight with the United States and the spread of African swine fever limited the buying.
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China, the world's biggest pork consumer, has reported more than 140 outbreaks of African swine fever since the first case in August last year.
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