EU exports of pork and offal to China are at a turning point. April was the first month in which the volume of EU exports of pork and offal were lower than in the same month of the previous year. This pattern has been repeated in subsequent months and with an increasing spread.
While in April the decrease year-on-year was 7.74%, in July this difference was already 37.04%, according to DG Agri's "Pigmeat Trade Data".

These significant decreases in June and July have meant that for the first time, total exports between January and July (1.862 billion t carcass weight) were below exports for the same period in 2020 (1.864 billion t carcass weight).

European exports of pork products to China. Source: Pigmeat Trade Data
September 27, 2021/ 333 Staff with data from DG Agri.