Vietnam: Ups and downs in pig prices in 2023

Published 2024년 1월 2일

Tridge summary

The national average pork price in 2023 fluctuated, reaching a peak of 61,500 VND/kg in mid-July before dropping to a low of 48,400 VND/kg in mid-October. As a result, businesses, including Dabaco and BAF Vietnam Agriculture, saw declines in net profit over the same period. Small livestock farmers were also impacted, with many experiencing losses due to prices falling below production costs. The decrease in demand and the African Swine Fever epidemic were cited as contributing factors to the decline in pig prices, and there are expectations for prices to rise during the Tet holiday.
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In the first 2 months of 2023, the national average pork price fluctuated around 52,000 VND/kg, then dropped below 50,000 VND/kg in March. By early April, pig prices began to recover, increasing sharply. and reached its annual peak in mid-July, at 61,500 VND/kg. That price brings many expectations for both businesses and small livestock farmers. There are units that confidently believe that the price of pigs can reach 65,000 VND/kg, thereby offsetting the gloomy situation in the first 2 quarters of the year. However, that picture did not happen. From the peak in July, the price of pork suddenly dropped, reaching a bottom of 49,100 VND/kg in mid-October. It seemed like it could recover after 2 weeks of increasing the price to over 52,000 VND/kg, but the price of pork then continued to slide. steeply, reaching the bottom of 48,400 VND/kg on December 7, 2023, also the lowest price recorded in the past year. Why did it decline? The decline in pig prices has led to a decline in ...
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