Exports to China from the Mexican pork industry reach a value of 44.4 million dollars

Published 2023년 1월 20일

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The USDA anticipates a 3.0% increase in global pork production by 2023, reaching 114.0 million tons, with a 2% rise in exports expected to reach 10.7 million tons due to strong demand in Asian markets, especially China. Mexico ranked eighth in pork production in 2022, with 1.5 million tons, and saw exports to China bringing in $44.4 million. However, China's pork imports have decreased due to the African swine fever outbreak, which resulted in the loss of over 100 million pigs, reducing its impact on the global market.
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The Department of United States Agriculture (USDA), estimates that world production of pork by 2023 will be 114.0 million tons Town of Mexico, January 20, 2023.— That pork be part of the consumption common in Mexican homes is motivated by preference and need buyer's daily basis than by purchasing power. According to data from United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), currently the Pork consumption in our country is 18 kg per inhabitant. Of this domestic animal takes advantage of not only its meat, but also by-products such as chorizo, ham, bacon, among others, and its variety is way of tasting it that, being considered a simple spice, occupies a important place in Chinese gastronomy. world celebration This year, in the Chinatown that is located in the Historic Center of the City of Mexico, the arrival of the Lunar New Year was celebrated on January 22 under the sign of the rabbit It is a reason for joy and various activities, including trying typical meals, which are mostly ...
Source: MX2000

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