The Dominican Republic's Agriculture Minister, Limber Cruz, has met with local swine producers to discuss the swine crisis and the return of pork consumption to normal. The discussion included plans for aid to small pork producers and the delay of meat imports for local consumption. The minister also emphasized the need for collaboration in combating African swine fever and mentioned efforts to address the drought affecting livestock farmers. President Luis Abinader is set to announce further measures to prevent future crises. Additionally, the article highlights the increase in pork exports and consumption in both Mexico and Brazil, but mentions a delay in export certificates due to a shortage of inspectors, impacting the agricultural sector.