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As pig production continues to recover, the pork supply is gradually improving, which is expected to keep Q4 pork prices lower than last year.

After pandemic emergency measures are lifted and economic activities resume, Mexico is expected to see a more favorable year for the pork industry in 2021.

Clean pig slaughterings in the United Kingdom reached 964,000 head in July 2020.

An African swine fever pre-emptive zoning arrangement has been formalized between Australia and its largest export market, Singapore.

Swine production and slaughter will hit record lows in 2020 as ASF continues to impact China’s hog industry. However, the supply decline will bottom out in 2020, and 2021 beginning hog and sow inventories will be up.

Continued strong exports of EU pork and wheat helped to mitigate trade challenges in the first five months of 2020.

Today, the EU and China signed a bilateral agreement to protect 100 European Geographical Indications (GIs) in China and 100 Chinese GIs in the European Union against usurpation and imitation.

China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore and Argentina, First countries to close their borders to German pork after the confirmation of ASF.

This is another important turning point for the recovery of live pig production capacity following the year-on-year growth in the breeding sow census in June.

States and regions have met requirements such as improving official veterinary services and implementing a structured program to maintain a disease-free status.

Between January and June the EU has exported 2,936,271 tonnes of pork.