Market trends/analysis

Australia, ASF and attention in Pig Progress 1

18-02 | News

Australia, ASF and attention in Pig Progress 1

Finisher pigs on a farm in Britanny, France. Photo: Twan Wiermans

17-02 | News

France: Pork consumption up, pig production stagnates

Genetically modified soy varieties promise 5-10% higher yields, potentially making China less dependent on imports. Photo: Ton Kastermans

05-02 | Article

China slowly adopts genetically modified crops

Finisher pigs on a farm in Germany. Photo: Henk Riswick

03-02 | News

Global pork production in 2026: first growth, then decline

Wrapping up January: What’s new in the world of pigs?

30-01 | News

Wrapping up January: What’s new in the world of pigs?

EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi (centre) and Antonio Luis Santos da Costa, president of the European Council (left), in India. Photo: ANP/Press Information Bureau

28-01 | News

EU-India FTA: opportunities for agriculture

Gestating sows on a farm in Paraná state, Brazil. Photo: Vincent ter Beek

25-01 | News

EU-Mercosur deal referred to court – delay likely

Photo: Frank Uylenbroek

22-01 | News

New rules will cost Germany’s pig farmers €4.4 billion

Sustainability Impact Award 2026 moves to final selection

20-01 | News

Sustainability Impact Award 2026 moves to final selection

Sows in a farm in the Brazilian state Paraná. Under the EU-Mercosur treaty, 25,000 tons of pork can be brought into the EU under a reduced tariff. Photo: Vincent ter Beek

17-01 | News

The EU-Mercosur treaty: why are Europe’s farmers on edge?

Pig market and welfare debated at British Pig & Poultry Fair

Zero hour is almost here: What will be revealed?

Wrapping up May: What’s new in the world of pigs?