Since swine fever appeared on the peninsula in January 2022, Italy has killed nearly 120,000 pigs — three-quarters of those over the past two months alone as the emergency intensified.

(ANSA) - Rome, April 27 - A leading Italian expert said on Monday that it was inevitable that swine flu would sooner or later spread to Italy but added that there was no risk of a pandemic.

Fears of African swine fever (ASF) are keeping raw ham from Italy, along with sausages made in Germany and other renowned meat products from Europe, off Japanese tables. The effort to contain the ...

EU Commission mulls generous fix to carmakers’ CO2 fines, draft shows ...