The prices of white-coated pork at their annual minimum level

This week saw new cuts in the prices of white-coated pigs, while the rest of European countries—both in Germany and the Breton market—have gained stability with no changes in their prices. With this new decrease, prices have totaled twelve consecutive weeks of declines, reaching their annual minimum value and their lowest level since the end of March 2022. The supply remains ample and demand continues weak; meanwhile, weights are increasing, further unbalancing the market. The main focus of tension is in meat sales, according to sources from the Binéfar Livestock Market. Although Europe maintains a competitive level, operators from markets with lower prices exert additional pressure. Internal consumption remains weak and exports to China and Asia in general are not taking off. This situation is compounded by a growth in both the number of animals available and their weight, which further unbalances the balance by placing supply clearly above demand. This new cut in the prices of ...