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Chinese pork imports recorded a further reduction in 2024, reaching just 1.06 million tonnes. This number represents a 32% reduction compared to 2023 (1.55 million tons) and a drop of more than 75% compared to 2020, when imports peaked at 4.38 million tons due to the crisis in African swine fever. Imports of pork offal showed a slight recovery with 1.23 million tons in 2024, 5% more than in 2023, but below the record level of 2020 (1.35 million tons). Why do imports fall? Several factors explain the decrease in purchases abroad: National self-sufficiency: With the recovery of pig production, the need to import meat has decreased. Government policy: Chinese authorities have promoted stability in the domestic market to prevent price volatility. Moderate consumption: Although pork remains the most consumed meat in China, the demand for imported meat is lower due to changes in consumption habits and economic adjustments. Unlike imports, and despite having decreased compared to ...

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Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa) has signed a regionalisation agreement with Singapore to ensure trade in meat and pork products in the event of an outbreak of African Swine Fever (ASF) in Brazil, according to a government-issued press release. The measure, which is already in force, will allow trade provided that the disease is contained