BANGKOK -- Thailand said Tuesday it detected the country's first ever official case of African swine fever, threatening a prolonged supply shortage and price increases in pork and related products.
Some residents suspect a cover-up; supply disruption set to keep pork price elevated
A butcher carries pieces of pork meat at a Bangkok market as Thai authorities said on Tuesday that African swine fever had been detected in a surface swab sample collected at a slaughterhouse. © Reuters
BANGKOK -- Thailand said Tuesday it detected the country's first ever official case of African swine fever, threatening a prolonged supply shortage and price increases in pork and related products.