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4 Min Read BEIJING, Feb 3 (Reuters) - A surge in hog disease outbreaks this winter in China, the world’s biggest pork producer, will slow the industry’s rapid recovery since the African swine fever contagion three years ago, according to industry participants and analysts. China’s pig herd rose 31% in 2020, according to official data, as the industry rebuilt. But more frequent outbreaks of swine fever are occurring in northeast and northern provinces along with a worse-than-usual rise in ...

1/18/2021 By Dominique Patton BEIJING, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Chinas pork output fell less than expected last year as it recovered from the impact of an incurable hog disease that depleted breeding stock, official data showed on Monday. Chinas 2020 pork output declined by 3.3% from a year earlier to 41.13 million tonnes after plunging 21% in 2019, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said. Some analysts expected a bigger fall in 2020 after an outbreak of African swine fever hit China in mid-...

1/17/2021 By Dominique Patton BEIJING, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Chinas pork output posted a sharp recovery last year after the sector was decimated by an incurable hog disease in 2019, official data showed on Monday. Chinas 2020 pork output fell 3.3% from a year earlier to 41.13 million tonnes after plunging 21% in 2019, the National Bureau of Statistics said. But some analysts said they had expected a much bigger fall in 2020 after the African swine fever ravaged Chinas breeding stock in 2019. China...

China moves on to tackle the chips for agriculture Chu Daye Published: Dec 30, 2020 11:51 PM Updated: Dec 30, 2020 11:53 PM Farmers in Jiujiang, East Chinas Jiangxi Province harvest Gardenia jasminoides Ellis at a local traditional Chinese medicine base. Photo: IC An improving domestic seed industry will become a key to addressing many of the agricultural problems China has to face today, analysts said on Wednesday, as China vowed to tackle core bottlenecks in agricultural technologies in its...

The meat industry is starting to get squeezed from both sides. China is rebuilding its hog herd faster than expected, boosting demand and prices for soybeans and corn used to feed animals. And with its herds growing quickly, the world’s biggest consumer may soon need to import less meat. That twin dynamic — elevated feed costs and likelihood of smaller meat shipments to China in 2021 — threaten to shrink profits for livestock and poultry farmers in the U.S, Brazil and elsewhere, ...

The Rising Cost to Feed Animals Is Squeezing Meat Producers Bloomberg 12/15/2020 (Bloomberg) -- The meat industry is starting to get squeezed from both sides. China is rebuilding its hog herd faster than expected, boosting demand and prices for soybeans and corn used to feed animals. And with its herds growing quickly, China -- the world’s biggest consumer -- may soon need to import less meat. That twin dynamic -- elevated feed costs and likelihood of smaller meat shipments to China in 2021...