Information on pig fever (CSF)

Pork fever (CSF) is a disease of pigs and boars caused by infection with the CSF virus.
It is characterized by strong infectiousness and high lethality, and is designated as a livestock infectious disease under the Livestock Infectious Disease Prevention Law.
On farms where pigs infected with pig fever have occurred, epidemic control measures will be taken for pigs etc. raised.

Pork fever (CSF) is a disease of pigs and wild boars and does not infect humans.
Infected pork meat does not go to the market, but if you eat pork meat or internal organs infected with pork fever, it does not affect the human body.

About pig fever (CSF) (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries) (outside site)
About CSF (porcine fever) (Food Safety Commission) (outside site)
Pork fever (CSF) information (Kanagawa Prefecture) (outside site)
About CSF (porcine fever) (to breeders of pigs, etc.) (Green Environment Bureau)