China replenishes 20,000 tons of pork reserves to stabilize the market

Published 2023년 2월 17일

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China's economic planner, the National Development and Reform Commission, has announced plans to stockpile 20,000 tons of frozen pork to replenish state reserves, following a decrease in pork prices. The commission has implemented a three-level early-warning system to monitor hog price fluctuations and will collaborate with relevant departments to begin the year's first stockpiling for state pork reserves, also urging local governments to purchase pork. The move aims to maintain market stability by regulating production capacity and pricing.
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China's top economic planner said Friday it would stockpile 20,000 tons of frozen pork to replenish state reserves, as an index monitoring pork prices has dropped below the warning level. The index, the national average of pork prices against grain prices, has fallen below the warning level of 5 to 1, said the National Development and Reform Commission. According to a work plan for stabilizing the pork market, China has introduced a three-level early-warning system to raise the alarm for excessive ups and downs in hog prices. The commission said it would work with relevant departments to start this year's first stockpiling work for state pork ...
Source: China

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