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Copa and Cogeca support recommendations to improve farmers weak position in food chain

Copa and Cogeca support recommendations by EU Agri Markets Task Force to improve farmers weak position in food chain and to ensure they get a fairer share of the price paid #fairfoodchain

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Two Words for Facing the New Year: Buckle Up!

2017 is setting up to be a very surprising and interesting time in the global pork industry. Everywhere around the globe where pork production is at a comparative advantage, expansion is taking place. In the US, President-elect Trump brings a completely new model of leadership…

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Apparent paradoxes, consequent facts. Christmas time

In 2016 the slaughterings will have been 16% higher that in 2014. Production has grown, and this growth has not been penalised yet.

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Rabobank: Supply-driven global meat markets to put pressure on prices

Consumers are set to benefit from downward pressure on global meat prices during 2017, according to Rabobank, the leading food and agribusiness bank.

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U.S. pork industry expected to produce record volumes of pork in the fourth quarter

Hog prices will continue to reflect very large supplies of slaughter-ready animals. Average fourth -quarter live equivalent prices for 51-52 percent lean animals are expected to average $34 -$36 per cwt, almost 22 percent below a year ago.

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Increase in the Russian pig production

Between January and October 2016, pig production for slaughter in the Russian farms has grown by 13.5% in terms of liveweight.

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The USA and Canadian pork must find its place, and it will do it, no doubt, at the expense of the European pork.

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The (transatlantic) danger does not cease

Both USA and Canada still have an abundance of pigs and very low prices. This great amount of pork must be taken care of, and it will no doubt be at the expense of the European pork.

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Rabobank: Global food prices set to stay low in 2017

Record-high stock levels are set to keep worldwide food prices low during 2017 even as inflation starts to rise in many developed economies, according to a major report from Rabobank.

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Rivers of red ink until next April

The author analyzes the loss-making situation that is engulfing the US pig industry and links its future development to globalisation, which progress seems to be slowing down...

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The prices of pork in the USA and Canada are much lower than in Europe

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America, America... and Germany's doubts. Peace was made and peace there was.

The USA and Canada persist in having rock bottom prices: €0.91/kg carcass, this is, 40% lower than the European prices.

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Post-Brexit pork trade scenario

Tariff or quota limits on the volume of pork traded between EU and UK could mean sharp price movements, affecting demand.

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Evolution of pig prices in the EU

Contrary to 2015, EU pigmeat prices in 2016 seem to follow again their seasonal price increase during summer.

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The September wall and the German tribulations

The heat and the decrease in the supply in Germany have supported the Spanish pig price in September. Europe will only be able to go on with its prices if it can absorb its production and the exports to Asia keep on.

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CME: Amendments final settlement procedures of the Lean Hog Futures Contract

CME will concurrently incorporate negotiated formula purchases into the final settlement calculation methodology for all listed months of the Contract and commencing with the October 2016 contract month and beyond.

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FAO Food Price Index rises in August

FAO's trade-weighted index-tracking international market prices for five major food commodity groups, reversed its July drop and rose in August to its highest level in 15 months.

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