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With increases in slaughter, production, domestic prices, per capita consumption, and exports, we can say that it was an excellent year for Latin America's leading swine producer.

Support measures include the use of fallow land for cultivation and aid to the swine industry.

Exports of these raw materials have been authorized as of March 21.

Starting tomorrow, operators will be able to apply for private storage aid for pigmeat.

EU exports of pigmeat fell 9% in 2021 while EU exports of cereals and oilseeds performed well.

Russia bans grain exports until June 30 and sugar exports until August 31, 2022.

In Brazil, 52.97 million pigs were slaughtered in 2021, a 7.3% increase from the year prior.

Faced with the rising cost of animal feed, France has taken an exceptional measure by providing aid to livestock farmers.

Temporary suspension of imports is lifted but duty payment is increased from 31% to 33%.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has pushed up prices of many feed ingredients and therefore the price of pig feed has increased greatly.

Rising feed demand coupled with limited availability and higher prices for protein-rich substitutes is expected to increase China’s soybean imports to a record high in marketing year 22/23.

Despite an increase in domestic supply and a drop in exports, per capita pork consumption in Argentina increased by just 1.5% compared to 2020.

The Russian Federation and Ukraine play an important role in global food and fertilizer production and supply.

Outcomes for Chilean pig farming were shaped by the large increase in per capita consumption and the record level of imports.

The European Commissioner for Agriculture, Janusz Wojciechowski, has expressed his satisfaction with the support received from several member states regarding the granting of aid for the private storage of pigmeat.