The global pork import and export market in 2025 is forecast to reach approximately 407 billion USD.

Source: nguoichannuoi.vn Political instability and the U.S. trade war are posing challenges to the global pork industry. With China being the main global pork importer, any escalation in tariff disputes could significantly impact U.S. meat exports. Disease is a challenge the industry is facing. Changes in consumption habits could bring further instability to the sector. The U.S. and the EU are the main global pork exporters. The global pork trade in 2025 is forecast to reach around 407 billion USD, a slight increase of 2.3% from 2024, as the industry faces complex regional fluctuations. This figure is expected to reach 456 billion USD by 2030. While Asia-Pacific continues to dominate with 58% of global consumption, Europe faces major structural challenges reshaping the market landscape. Romania is a net importer of pork while domestic production has been affected by disease in recent years. According to the Association of Pork Producers, from 2017 to 2025, Romania reported the ...