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As others see it: U.S hogs will resume China trade
The Obama administration scored its first major foreign policy victory last week when U.S. trade officials announced from Hangzhou, China, that China intends to re-open its markets to U.S. pork and live swine.
By Bemidji Pioneer , November 05, 2009
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H1N1 flu scare hits pork industry hard
Even if nobody gets sick with H1N1 flu at Jim Gibbens’ Hexagon Farms near Cando, N.D., the virus already has taken a serious toll there.
By Chuck Haga , September 25, 2009
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PREPARING FOR H1N1: Pandemic flu scare hits pork industry hard
Even if nobody gets sick with H1N1 flu at Jim Gibbens’ Hexagon Farms near Cando, N.D., the virus already has taken a serious toll there.
The villain isn’t the virus itself, actually, but the name by which it commonly goes:
Swine flu.
By Chuck Haga , September 24, 2009
Pork crisis deepens
Market experts are warning pork producers that they may have to hold on until 2010 before they begin to see a turnaround in what some are calling the worst crisis ever to strike their industry.
August 23, 2009
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Minnesota pork industry hit hard by swine flu fears
ST. PAUL – “Swine flu” made an already-sick pork industry even sicker.
And while the rest of the world awaits a new, and potentially much harsher, round of what officially is known as H1N1 influenza this fall, pork producers fear that renewed talk of the flu will make a money-losing situation worse.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , August 12, 2009
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