Page 26 of articles about pig price

During July Germany has made a strong challenge that is difficult to process for the whole of Europe.

If no disturbing health factors appear, this year will be remembered as a very positive one.

The future for the European pig producers seems clear and the heart of the matter lies in knowing how the different markets will reposition themselves.

Increased prices for pork will lead to decreases in quantity demanded by the vast majority of consumers, export and domestic. This is especially the case in the current structurally high unemployment situation which has seen inflation-adjusted per capita personal income fall steadily since the market crash of 2007.

It seems that the price has initiated its spring rise, but many factors intervene. Whilst the Russian borders are still closed the collapse of some cuts (especially fats) will be inevitable.