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Overuse of antibiotics in livestock farming endangers human health; Taiwan, China responds to OIE Antibiotic Awareness Week
Overuse of antibiotics in livestock farming may endanger human health; OIE "World Antibiotic Awareness Week"; Taiwan, China declares its response
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Latest News on African Swine Fever Vaccine: Agriculture and Rural Affairs Official Responds, Do Not Believe Rumors
Recently, many farmers have heard a claim that an effective vaccine for African swine fever has now been developed, according to online rumors. For a time, this plunged farmers into inexplicable panic. So let us take a look together at the latest news on the African swine fever vaccine! African
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Ministry of Agriculture Responds on the Definition of Livestock and Poultry Versus Wildlife and New Measures to Crack Down on Illegal and Criminal Activities
Recently, the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress voted to pass a decision fully prohibiting the illegal consumption and trade of wildlife. Regarding questions such as which are livestock and poultry and which are wildlife, and what new measures there are to crack down on wildlife-related illegal and criminal activities, the Ministry of Agriculture, at the State Council joint prevention and control mechanism
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Taiwan Rural Front Discusses the Extension of the Factory Management Act, Responds to Legislator Lin Tai-hua on Subordinate Legislation Demands
Taiwan Rural Front / The Extension of the "Factory Management Act": Responding to the Subordinate Legislation Demands Raised by Legislator Lin Tai-hua
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Ministry of Agriculture Responds to Fast-Growing Chicken Incident: Cracking Down on Antibiotic Abuse in Chicken Farming
Responding to "Fast-Growing Chicken," Ministry of Agriculture Says: Cracking Down on Antibiotic Abuse in Chicken Farming
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Jade plant responds fast to 2 things from the kitchen, growing thick bark in 3 months
The jade plant (Crassula ovata) is a very attractive foliage plant. Its leaves are thick and juicy, emerald green, and crystal clear, with very high ornamental value. Many people want to grow a jade plant, but they are afraid they will not grow it well, because many people say that before the jade plant becomes woody...
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Poor exports blamed on HTC? Wang Xuehong responds: It will recover
HTC Chairwoman Wang Xuehong met yesterday with Chen Deming, president of the mainland's Association for Relations Across the Taiwan Straits. Regarding the topic of HTC affecting exports, she said that HTC is now the only remaining smartphone maker still producing in Taiwan, and it will recover in the future. Chen Deming visited HTC on the morning of the 1st,...
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Gas prices soared, CPC responds: because the previous increase was too small
CPC said yesterday that the main reason for raising liquefied petroleum gas prices in December was a 30% rise in international prices. Originally, the price should have risen by 8.4 yuan per kilogram, but CPC absorbed 7.4 yuan itself first. To ease outside concerns, CPC will change the way it announces gas prices in the future and release them at a press conference. CPC Vice President Zhang...
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Youth housing scandal? Day Sheng Sheng responds: It's too heavy a claim
Politicians recently criticized the youth social housing policy, saying that only 30% of the units are better than market price and even that it benefits conglomerates. Day Sheng Sheng issued a statement saying that all bidding processes were legal, and that Day Sheng Sheng must invest a large amount in construction costs, so saying it benefits conglomerates is too heavy a claim. Day Sheng Sheng pointed out that Day Sheng...
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eTag Glitches Keep Happening; Hsu Hsu-tung Responds: If You Want to Return It, Return It
Regarding the frequent eTag glitches, Far Eastern Group Chairman Hsu Hsu-tung said yesterday that eTag is the first distance-based toll collection system, "a glorious and happy thing," and that the "proportion" of errors is "very small," so people should not make such a fuss over a not-so-big error. He also said that if consumers...
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