Taiwan, Indonesia trade deals to open more doors for U.S. pork

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Five years after ractopamine should have become a non-issue for U.S. pork entering Taiwan, the industry is still facing negative misperceptions.

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Pork producers are encouraged to maintain strong biosecurity measures and promptly report any suspected cases to their herd veterinarian.

Smithfield practitioner oversees the health of sow farm operations and corresponding grow-finish operations in the southeastern United States.

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