October: Pork imports are half of what they were a year ago in Ukraine

Published 2023년 11월 3일

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According to analysts from the "Swineherds of Ukraine" Association, there has been a decrease in the import activity of pork in October compared to the previous month. The flow of foreign pork has slowed down due to a decrease in domestic prices, with the average market price dropping by almost 18% since the beginning of the month. The cumulative import of pork for the first 10 months of the year is 3.8 times lower compared to the same period last year, and if import activity continues at the recent level, the annual volume of imports will be three times less than in 2022.
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Original content

About reducing activity of supplies of imported pork in the fall, according to the Association's analysts "Swineherds of Ukraine". The previous ones data of customs statistics indicate a slight decrease in import activity in October compared to the previous month: "In October, the import of fresh, chilled and frozen pork (UKT ZED 0203) amounted to 2.0 thousand tons or 5.5 million dollars USA in currency equivalent. It's on 6.8% less than in September and half less than in October 2022. Attenuation the flow of foreign pork was observed according to similar dynamics domestic prices: since the beginning of the month, the average market price has lost almost 18%, and the average October figure is almost 12% compared to the September figure," reports to the analytical department of the "Swinemakers of Ukraine" Association. Although Denmark, the Netherlands, Belgium and Canada, increasing presence slightly more expensive Canadian pork on the market contributed to an ...
Source: Pigua

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