The FAO said in a report late Thursday that more than 3.7 million pigs in the region had been culled since the outbreak began in China last August. Continue reading →

The move is likely to fuel speculation that China is retaliating against Canada for arresting a Chinese tech executive. Continue reading →

In the event of an outbreak, the agreement allows the countries to continue trade in various pork products — including meat, live animals and byproducts — within zones that are free of the disease. Continue reading →

While Canadian officials say a suspension of pork exports to China is an administrative issue, one academic specializing in food distribution says it’s all politics. Continue reading →

Just two days after being sworn in as Alberta’s new agriculture minister, Devin Dreeshen was faced with news that China had suspended the export permits of two Canadian pork exporters, affecting a plant in Red Deer. Continue reading →

China consumes more meat than any other country and accounts for half the world’s consumption of pork – a major source of global emissions. Continue reading →

Protest until the cows — or pigs — come home, but don’t blame others for accidents caused by your own stupidity and lawlessness. Continue reading →

Alberta Health Services is expanding a pork recall after an E. coli outbreak sickened 37 people — including 11 patients who were hospitalized and one who likely died from the bacteria. Continue reading →