In China, farmers are urged to reduce the number of sows

Published 2023년 1월 22일

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China's Ministry of Agriculture is advising farmers to reduce pork production due to falling prices that have dropped below the cost of breeding. China, the world's largest pork producer, has a history of price volatility and cyclical pig production, exacerbated by the 2018 African swine fever outbreak. Average live pig prices have been decreasing for 11 consecutive weeks, reaching 16.3 yuan ($2.40) per kilogram, below the breeding price of 16.7 yuan. In contrast, Ukraine is restoring its pork market supply chains disrupted by the war through a project backed by the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations. The project aims to support Ukrainian producers and processors, with key market operators providing about 60% of the industrial pork supply and receiving 66% of the main sows in the industrial sector.
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China's Ministry of Agriculture urged farmers to take measures to reduce excessive pork production and pressure on prices, which an official said had fallen below the cost of breeding due to weak consumption, the Ministry of Agricultural Policy reported in a foreign press review. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter China is the world's largest pork producer and has struggled for years with price volatility and cyclical pig production, especially after the 2018 outbreak of African swine fever. Average live pig prices fell for 11 straight weeks to 16.3 yuan ($2.40) per kilogram in mid-January, below the breeding price of 16.7 yuan, said Zeng Yande, chief agronomist and director of the Development Planning Department. Ministry of Agriculture of China. We will remind, as of November 3, 2022, pig farms in Germany kept 21.3 million heads, updating the minimum since 2020. As reported by the Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), compared to last year's value, the ...
Source: Landlord

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