Occidental Mindoro lifts ban on entry of live pigs for slaughter
CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — The provincial government of Occidental Mindoro has lifted its temporary ban on the entry of live pigs from provinces that were designated animal disease risk zones, while maintaining strict controls on incoming pork and pork products.
Gov. Eduardo B. Gadiano signed Executive Order No. 75, series of 2026, on Oct. 27, lifting the restrictions imposed under Executive Order No. 63-B, series of 2026.
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According to the Office of the Provincial Veterinarian, the new order allows the entry of live pigs meant for the abbatoir.
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However, the entry of fresh and frozen pork, as well as processed pork products, will remain subject to strict regulation under the new executive order.
The measure also provides for the proper handling and disposal of materials used in transporting infected or affected pigs.
The costs of transporting the animals and disposing of contaminated materials, including heavy equipment, disinfectants and personal protective equipment, must be shouldered by the shipping service and by the local livestock handler, according to the order. /jpv
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