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Spain - Importance of the pork sector in 2009

Within the Spanish livestock sector, the pork subsector is the most important, representing 32.2% of final livestock production and 11.2% of final agricultural production in 2009.
1 July 2010
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Within the Spanish livestock sector, the pork subsector is the most important, representing 32.2% of final livestock production and 11.2% of final agricultural production in 2009.

In 2009 Spain produced 3.5 million tons of pork meat with a total animal census of 26 million. In the 2008 Anual Food Chain Statistics Report, updated in October of 2009 and produced by the Minister of Agriculture, Fishing and Food Supply, 5 autonomous communities make up three quarters of the entire Spanish census. Catalunya is the leader, with a total of 6,636,044 pigs (26%), followed by Aragon (21%), Castilla y Leon (14%), Andalucía (9%), Murcia (8%) and Extremadura (5%).

http://www20.gencat.cat/docs/DAR/DE_Departament/DE02_Estadistiques_observatoris/08_Observatoris_sectorials/04_Observatori_porci/Informes_anuals/Fitxers_estatics/OP_Inf_Anual_2009%20%20.pdf

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