In related developments, researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are working on an mRNA-based vaccine for African swine fever (ASF) that could be more effective than conventional vaccines.
The facility is expected to produce up to 1.2 billion vaccine doses annually, initially serving the domestic market.
As defence budgets soar to US$ 2.9 trillion, report warns aid cuts leave the world dangerously exposed to transboundary diseases, food insecurity and the next pandemic.
Srengthening production systems, food safety, and market access would improve the availability of safe and nutritious pork.
The event will feature more than 300 international exhibitors from over 40 countries.
Industry leaders say the deal positions U.S. livestock producers for significant export growth in Taiwan, currently the fifth-largest market for American beef.
The start-up plans to expand its data and analysis tools as animal disease risks continue to rise across global food systems.
From September to October 2025, import prices for feed wheat exceeded those of corn by US$ 6.46 and US$ 10.11 per metric ton, respectively.
The goal is to transform livestock health management into a more preventive and responsive system that can reduce economic losses.
The new Japanese approach instead uses 10 millilitres of oral fluid (instead of blood) per test, far more than the 50–200 microliters used in comparable test.