The consumption of pork in Peru has been on a steady rise since 2011, with per capita consumption increasing from 3.2 kilos to 9 kilos per year. The Peruvian Association of Pork Producers (Asoporci) aims to further increase this to 18 kilos per year by 2030. This growth is expected to have a positive impact on the country's pig production, improving the competitiveness of producers, increasing incomes, and contributing to food security. The demand for pork is particularly high in China due to a shortage caused by African swine fever, and Asoporci is advocating for improved procedures to facilitate pork exports to this market. The organization also emphasizes the importance of technology advancement and better sales strategies in the pork industry.