Up to 4 years of bureaucracy in France to set up a pig farm

Published 2023년 2월 23일

Tridge summary

France's pig production has seen a decline of 2% in 2022 due to increased production costs, falling pork prices, and more restrictive regulations. This trend is projected to worsen in 2023. Despite this, pork remains the favorite meat in France and sales increased by 1.8% in 2022. The French inter-profession of pigs (Inaporc) is seeking support from public authorities to simplify administrative procedures and protect the sector from new EU regulations. The majority of France's 10,000 pig farms are small family-owned operations.
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Pig production in France is declining. Rising production costs and falling pork prices in 2021/2022, together with the continued increase in increasingly restrictive regulations and more red tape, led to a drop in volumes of -2% in a year. anus. This drop could have been even greater, if it had not been for the €350 million aid package launched by the French Ministry, according to the French inter-profession of pigs (Inaporc). The drop in production is expected to accelerate in 2023, as a consequence of the 2.6% reduction in the pig herd in 2022 compared to 2021. The self-sufficiency rate has been reduced from 105% in 2021 to 103% in 2022. However, pork remains France's favorite meat in 2022. Each inhabitant consumed more than 32 kg/year and it is even the only meat that has registered an increase in sales: +1.8% of total consumption in volume ( home + away from home) compared to 2021. In order to stop the drop in production and continue to have a positive self-sufficiency rate, ...
Source: Agrodigital

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