Overview of the pork market in Brazil and in the world, main trends in the sector

Published 2023년 1월 3일

Tridge summary

Global pork production is projected to rise by 1% in 2023 to 111 million tons, with China leading the growth due to recovery from African Swine Fever, despite concerns over high feed costs. The US, Mexico, and Brazil are also set to increase production, capitalizing on reduced capacity in the EU and UK. Pig farming has seen improved productivity through investment in technology, genetics, management, and infrastructure. however, EU and UK producers face challenges such as rising feed prices, high energy costs, and environmental issues. Meanwhile, Brazil and Mexico's pig farming aims to satisfy increasing internal and external demand due to higher beef prices.
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Original content

According to the USDA (2022) in 2023, world pork production will increase by around 1% to 111 million tons, as Chinese production is recovering from the impacts of African Swine Fever (ASF), and is expected to grow by 2% . But there are still concerns about the impact of high feed costs on pig production. Other producing countries such as the United States, Mexico and Brazil are signaling an expansion in production, and are taking advantage of the reduced production capacity of other producers such as the European Union and the United Kingdom. Pig farming has shown high levels of productivity because the producer is investing in technology, genetics, management and infrastructure, contributing to a better management of the production chain. Producers in European Union countries suffer from rising feed prices, high energy costs and environmental issues. UK pig farmers are suffering from the impact of rising feed prices and reduced pork demand. In ...

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