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New Zealand’s pork producers vote to curb PMWS

01/12/2004

Pork producers in New Zealand have opted for the development of a Pest Management Strategy (PMS) aimed at containing the spread of Post-weaning Multi-systemic Wasting Syndrome (PMWS), a disease affecting pigs. The referendum, organised by the New Zealand Pork Industry Board, was attended by members of the board but also by many breeders with more than 20 animals on their farm.

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