Strong Pork Exports to China Now But What About Next Year?
Pork output growth has been outpacing disappearance growth at levels above the respective five-year average levels for most of 2019 despite stronger exports. What does this mean for 2020?
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Pork output growth has been outpacing disappearance growth at levels above the respective five-year average levels for most of 2019 despite stronger exports. What does this mean for 2020?
Beef supplies may tighten considerably in 2021 and in the following few years.
ArrowStream economists share their thoughts on the USDA's forecast that China will import an additional 1.9 billion pounds of pork in 2020 due to African Swine Fever.