Russian pig breeding continues to develop

Published 2022년 6월 1일

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Pork consumption in Russia is on the rise, with projections to exceed 28 kg/person in 2022. Globally, meat production rebounded in 2021, reaching 266.4 million tons, largely due to increased pork production in China and Vietnam, which had seen a decline due to African Swine Fever (ASF). This recovery has led to a reduction in pork imports by China in 2022, as domestic production has recovered and other meat sources like poultry and beef have been increased. However, China remains the largest global pork importer, particularly from Brazil, and is expected to continue importing at high levels in 2022.

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Pork consumption in Russia is growing every year and shows the highest dynamics, in 2021 consumption exceeded 27 kg/person, and in 2022 it may exceed 28 kg/person. After a two-year fall, global meat production showed an increase in 2021, amounting to 266.4 million tons (table 1). Please note that in 2019-2020 global meat production declined due to an outbreak of ASF in Southeast Asia, which affected China, the world's largest consumer and producer of pork. As a result, in 2019, China produced 11.5 million tons of pork less than in 2018, but the decline did not stop there, and in 2020 it was produced another 6.5 million tons less than in 2019 As a result, world pork production in 2020 fell below 100 million tons for the first time in many years. Table 1. World meat production, million tons (major groups) 2022) As global production has been declining for two years (almost entirely due to a decline in production in China), exports have increased to countries in Southeast Asia that ...

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