China Pork Prices Drop to 7-Year Low Amid Overcapacity Crisis
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China's pork prices have plummeted to 10.16 yuan per kilogram, the lowest since 2019. The livestock industry has been in full-industry loss for six consecutive months.
Chinese Pork Prices Crash to Seven-Year Low
China's pork prices have plummeted to 10.16 yuan per kilogram, the lowest since 2019. The livestock industry has been in full-industry loss for six consecutive months.
Key Factors
Rising productivity, declining pork consumption share, and feed cost increases have created an oversupply crisis. Major producers Muyuan and Wen's are actively reducing breeding sow inventory.
Outlook
Experts predict short-term pressure but potential H2 2026 recovery as capacity adjustments take effect.
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