Pork Producers Press Politicians on Public Policies
April 6, 2022 WASHINGTON, D.C., April 6, 2022 — Preparing for and preventing foreign animal diseases, addressing an agricultural labor ...
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Supreme Court to Hear NPPC Case Against Prop. 12
March 28, 2022 WASHINGTON, D.C., Mar. 28, 2022 – The U.S. Supreme Court at its Mar. 25 conference agreed to ...
Spot Market Hog Pandemic Program Eligibility Broadened
WASHINGTON, DC, MARCH 17, 2022 — USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) today announced it has modified the Spot Market Hog ...
Correcting A Critic from the North
A critic across our northern border continues to circulate inaccurate information about efforts to bring financial relief to US pork ...
Why NPPC is Sounding the Alarm on Imported Rescue Dogs
Preventing African swine fever and other foreign animal diseases (FADs) from entering the United States is one of NPPC’s top ...
Turning of the Tide?
U.S. pork producers take great pride in the special responsibility they hold in keeping America’s kitchens supplied with an affordable ...
Beefing Up Border Biosecurity Gets Boost from Congress
The headlines tell the story: “Pigs killed in droves as African swine fever wreaks havoc across the globe,” reads one ...
Keeping Up the Pressure on Foot-and-Mouth Disease Vaccine Bank
The U.S. livestock industry provides millions of U.S. jobs and accounts for nearly 6 percent of the country’s gross domestic ...
NPPC Applauds U.S.-India Trade Agreement, Providing Market Access to U.S. Pork
The National Pork Producers Council today celebrated a U.S. trade agreement with India—the second most populous nation in the world– ...