China's pork prices fell in January

Published Feb 20, 2023

Tridge summary

China's pork prices have decreased significantly in the past month, with the average price index dropping by 21.4% from December and 23.8% year on year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. In response to falling prices, the National Development and Reform Commission has announced plans to stockpile 20,000 tons of frozen pork to replenish state reserves and will guide local governments in purchasing pork to stabilize the market.
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Pork prices in China went down last month, official data showed. The average pork price index in 16 provincial-level regions tracked by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs was 19.89 yuan (about 2.9 U.S. dollars) per kg in January, down 21.4 percent month on month. The price index dropped 23.8 percent compared with the same period last year, according to the ministry. The National Development and Reform Commission said last week that it would stockpile 20,000 tons of frozen pork to replenish state reserves. The commission added that it would work with relevant departments to start this year's first stockpiling work for state pork ...
Source: China

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