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The pork industry is growing at the highest rate. Production volume increased by 6.2% to 4.15 million tons.

Chinese imports of pork and offal remain well below those of the same period of the previous year.

Significant increases in breeding stock inventories are expected in Mexico and Brazil, and China's breeding sow inventory is expected to grow 2.5%.

Compared to the September report, new cuts in U.S. production and export projections for corn and soybeans stand out, while for Latin America, increases are estimated for oilseeds in these two indicators.

The lack of soil moisture delays corn planting and the remaining hectares to be planted are at a record high.

Global pork production will increase in 2023, while exports will decline, according to the USDA.

From January to September China produced 5.9% more pork than in the same period last year.

During the year, there has been a steady increase in the volume of imports; however, in August the volume of imported product decreased considerably.

So far this year, the Philippines has imported 545,214 tonnes of pork and pork products.

Pig farmers will again be exempted from contributing to the budget fund for the health and quality of animals and animal products.

Brazil's sobyean exports in 2022 are the lowest in three years.

So far this year, pork production has shown a cyclical behavior.

The Federal Government has approved the draft law on the labeling of food products of animal origin according to the way in which the animals are raised.

The Portuguese Competition Authority approved the acquisition of Raporal and its subsidiaries by Valsabor.

Brazilian grain production may reach 312.4 million tons in the 2022/23 harvest, which is 41.5 million tons more than the current record.