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Global pig meat production in 2021 is forecast to exceed the 2018 level, but trade is to remain stable.

Starting next year, China's import tariffs for pork will return to their previously higher levels.

The rising costs of fertilizers and raw materials for animal feed are impacting the agricultural sector.

See the Brazilian swine industry balance for the year 2021 and the projections for 2022.

The Czech Republic informed the Commission about the challenges facing the pigmeat sector in Europe.

This recognition will allow for continued exports to China of pork products from ASF-free zones in the event the disease is present in France.

October pork exports were below last year’s large total but year-to-date shipments remained slightly above the record pace of 2020.

Meat markets will be influenced by sustainability, societal and health concerns over the coming decade, according to the EU agricultural outlook 2021-31.

EU cereal production is expected to decline, driven by a lower feed use. In contrast protein crops production will grow significantly.

An investment of more than $4.6 million will go to three projects to grow the pork industry and to help farms face the threat of ASF.

China has published statistics for the country's total sown area, yield, and total grain output in 2021.

The Council and the Parliament agreed to update the way regional farming statistics are reported in the EU.

The Flemish government has decided to allocate additional funds to VLAM and Belpork for pork marketing and support for pig farmers.