Currency pressure hits US pork exports to Mexico

US pork board appoints William Even as CEO

03-Jun-2016

By Oscar Rousseau

The National Pork Board in the US has appointed fourth-generation farmer William (‘Bill’) Even as its new CEO.

Taiwan's president Tsai Ing-wen sworn in as drug-fed pork tensions rise

20-May-2016

By Oscar Rousseau

Tsai Ing-wen has been sworn in as Taiwan’s first female president, promising to push for dialogue with China, but the leader faces continued pressure over US pork imports.

US pork industry ready for antibiotic change

07-Mar-2016

By Oscar Rousseau

A survey on the attitudes held by US pork producers on impending regulatory changes to antibiotic use in intensive farming reveals the sector is ready for change.

Currency pressure hits US pork exports to Mexico

Volatility in the foreign exchange market caused US pork exports to Mexico to nosedive in the first quarter of the year.

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