Tridge summary
In November 2022, France experienced a decrease in pork prices, with the average price falling by €0.15/kg, despite being 46.5% higher than the previous year and 36% higher than the 2017-2021 average. Despite stable swine slaughter numbers, the activity declined for the sixth month in a row, being 4% lower than the average. Pork meat and pork fat exports also saw a significant decrease, especially to Italy and other EU countries, contributing to an external trade balance deficit both in volume and value.
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Original content
In November 2022, the average pork price in France fell by €0.15/kg in a month. The base price was €2.03/kg, which is 46.5% higher than last year's price (and +36% compared to the 2017-2021 average). Swine slaughter remained stable throughout the year in terms of number of heads and weight. However, these figures are 4% lower than the 2017-2021 average. Overall, hog slaughter activity declined for the sixth straight month compared to the five-year average. Pork meat and pork fat exports declined sharply (-11.1% in one year), mainly to Italy and other EU countries. Imports fell by 2.0% in one year, making them less sustained than in the other ...
Source: 3tres3
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