UK pig meat production falls in January

Published 2023년 2월 23일

Tridge summary

Production of pig meat in January 2023 was the lowest since January 2021, down 500 tonnes from December 2022 and 7% lower than the same period last year. The decrease is due to reduced slaughterings, with the lowest monthly number of clean pigs slaughtered since January 2021. Despite an increase in average carcase weights, year on year, they have fallen as the backlog of pigs from early 2022 has cleared.
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This is down 500 tonnes from December 2022, and down 7% (6,100 tonnes) from volumes seen at the same time last year. The production of pig meat in January 2023 is the lowest monthly figure since January 2021, sitting 4% (-3,400 tonnes) behind the 5-year average for the month. The decline in production has been driven by reduced slaughterings. Clean pig kill for January stood at 863,700 head, down 21,900 head from December 2022 and 9,100 head behind numbers seen this time last year. Following the same pattern as production volumes, this is the lowest monthly number of clean pigs slaughtered since January 2021.Average ...
Source: EuroMeat

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