A quarter of all pigs could die from swine fever

African Swine Fever is a severe viral disease affecting pigs, with a significant impact on the global pig population. It spreads through ticks, infected animals, and contaminated objects. Symptoms include high fever and redness, and it can be fatal for pigs, though not transmissible to humans. There is no approved vaccine, and the outbreak has led to a substantial loss of pigs, especially in China, causing a rise in pork prices worldwide. The virus has been identified in 50 countries, highlighting its global reach.

What is the current status of vaccines for African swine fever?

What has been the economic impact of the African swine fever outbreak in China?