Health
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Canadian breeding stock has been exported to over 50 countries around the world.

IGP Breeding herds are regularly monitored for the following diseases:

Pathogen Monitoring Result
Porcine Reproductive and
Respiratory Syndrome Virus
monthly serologic testing
monthly herd examination
(regular PCR semen testing at boar stud)
negative
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae continuous slaughter monitoring (APHIN)
every 6 month serologic testing
monthly herd examination
negative
Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae continuous slaughter monitoring (APHIN)
every 6 month serologic testing (types 1,5,7)
monthly herd examination
negative
Progressive Atrophic Rhinitis
(Toxigenic Pastuerella Multocida)
continuous slaughter monitoring (APHIN)
monthly herd examination
ad hoc nasal swabs
negative
Mange ( Sarcoptes scabi var. Suis ) monthly herd examination negative
Lice ( Hematopinus Suis ) monthly herd examination negative
Transmissible Gastroenteritis/
Porcine Respiratory Corona Virus
monthly herd examination
ad hoc serology
(PEI is believed to be negative for TGE and PRCV)
negative
Serpulina hyodysenteriae monthly herd examination negative
Swine Influenza Virus testing to date in 1999
(H1N1 through Canadian Food Inspection Agency testing)
negative *

* indicates potential eligibility to export to Europe

It stands to reason that in order to get lean healthy meat, you must start with lean healthy genetics.

 

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