US: Smithfield says “no swine flu” at its hog farms
By: just-food.com | 15 May 2009
US meat group Smithfield Foods has said that no A(H1/N1) influenza, or swine flu, was detected on its hog farms in Mexico.
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US meat group Smithfield Foods has said that no A(H1/N1) influenza, or swine flu, was detected on its hog farms in Mexico.
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