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Recognized as one of the greatest opportunities of U.S. red meat exports, trade talks gear up to address the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework. USMEF shares its comments on the pillar of resilient trade.

A resurgence of African swine fever in Indonesia’s southern East Nusa Tenggara province has reportedly killed tens of thousands of pigs, adding to the long list of recent outbreaks around the globe.

Balinese authorities have confirmed that Bali, the tropical island destination in Indonesia, has now been struck by African swine fever.

An outbreak of classical swine fever was noted as the cause of death for 4,000 pigs in the Indonesian province of North Sumatra on Nov. 6. According to further laboratory tests, African swine fever may be to blame.

An outbreak of classical swine fever (CSF) killed 4,000 pigs in the Indonesian province of North Sumatra, according to the head of the area’s food security and livestock agency on Wednesday.