An outbreak of Swine Dysentery has been confirmed in Norfolk.
The case was identified by clinical signs and subsequently confirmed by laboratory tests, AHDB Pork said.
It is advising producers that increased vigilance for the development of clinical signs of disease within their herd should be observed. “It is important that a heightened level of biosecurity and monitoring for clinical signs are observed over the next few weeks,” AHDB said.
There is guidance on biosecurity on the AHDB Pork website.
There have been isolated cases in the past two years, including outbreaks in Yorkshire in 2017.