Increasing pig meat trade for UK in 2022 ( Jan-Nov)

Published 2023년 1월 26일

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EU pork shipments increased in November, with Denmark leading the trade, while Poland saw a decrease in shipments to the UK. Although fresh/frozen pork volumes remained stable, bacon and sausage imports experienced growth. From January to November, the EU imported 737,900 tonnes of pork, an 11.2% increase from the previous year, with bacon and sausages showing the most significant growth. The UK exported 28,800 tonnes of pork in November, with the EU and China being its primary markets, experiencing a 7.1% increase in pork exports from the same period in 2021. Bacon and processed pig meat saw the largest export volume increases year on year.

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Overall shipments from the EU were up in November, with Denmark trading the largest volume at 17,200 tonnes, up 14.8% (2,200 tonnes) compared to the previous month. Poland saw the greatest reduction in volumes shipped to the UK month on month, easing 1,000 tonnes (17.0%). Volumes of fresh/ frozen pork were unchanged on the month, with 27,900 tonnes imported in November, however volumes eased 12.2% on the same month last year. Bacon and sausage imports continued to record growth both on the month and on the year. Sausages saw the greatest uplift on the year in volume terms with an increase of 3,900 tonnes (39%), while bacon increased by 938 tonnes (5.5%). In the year to date (Jan – Nov), 737,900 tonnes of pork has been imported, an increase of 74,400 tonnes (11.2%) on the same period in 2021. Imports for all categories of pork saw growth, however bacon and sausages saw the greatest uplift, up 22.2% and 24.5% respectively. Exports of pork from the UK totalled 28,800 tonnes, a 1.2% ...

Source: EuroMeat