Many Romanian breeders slaughtered their pigs a month and a half before Christmas

Published 2021년 11월 6일

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Romanian pig farmers are slaughtering their pigs for Christmas early due to fears of losing them to the African swine fever outbreak. The disease has led to the euthanasia of many pigs, leaving only a third of Romania's pig farms providing pork consumption. More than 40,000 sows have been killed, and over 100,000 pigs have been slaughtered in the past two months in Olt County alone. The Association of Romanian Pork Producers has declared a catastrophe in the industry, criticizing the lack of support from the authorities.
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Many Romanian breeders slaughtered their Christmas pigs a month and a half before Christmas. They are afraid of being left without them. New cases of African swine fever in our northern neighbor have led to the euthanasia of herds, informs Agrointel.ro. ASF was also found in the Plovdiv region - mass inspections are starting The mayor of Verguleasa Valentin Pichiu noted that the atmosphere in the area is Christmas, referring to the previously slaughtered animals. The pigs from the affected households were euthanized and buried as required. Many people, fearing they would be left without them, slaughtered them early, the mayor told digi24.ro. Locals say they are afraid they will be left without pigs even at Christmas. They worked hard to raise the animals that fed their families. That's why they prefer to sacrifice them now. Advertisements for the sale of pigs can now be seen. Those who have not yet slaughtered their animals do their best to keep their farm clean and disinfected ...
Source: Agri

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