Canadian beef and pig meat production to decrease next year

Published 2021년 9월 16일

Tridge summary

A USDA report forecasts a decrease in beef and pig meat production in Canada for next year, attributed to severe drought and other factors. Beef production is expected to drop by 1% in 2022, with smaller carcasses, and pork production is projected to decline by 2%. The United States will continue to be the primary importer of both meats. Live pig exports are predicted to decrease in 2022 due to a resolution of a labor dispute in the eastern part of the country, while pork exports are expected to remain steady despite global demand trends related to African Swine Fever. Import levels are anticipated to rise due to lower domestic production and consumer preferences in Canada.
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Original content

A USDA report predicts a contraction of beef and pig meat in Canada next year. Production will decrease due to severe drought and several other factors. The impact of this year's drought will result in fewer Canadian calves in 2022, so your herd will shrink again in 2022. Additionally, beef production is projected to decline by 1% as the weight of the carcasses will be less in 2022.Regarding pigs, although slaughter will increase modestly in 2022, pork production will decrease by 2% due to lower carcass weights. As with beef, the United States will continue to be its main importer. Live pig exports will decline in 2022 as Canada recently resolved the labor dispute in the east of the country, which saw more than four months of disruptions in processing capacity.For their part, ...
Source: EuroMeat

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