South Korea moves to ease pig farm zoning curbs and tighten ASF standards for blood-derived feed

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|8 Nov 2026
South Korea moves to ease pig farm zoning curbs and tighten ASF standards for blood-derived feed

With 96.1% of the country's land restricted for pig farming, the agriculture ministry plans to allow barn upgrades that do not add animals, with law changes due in 2027.

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