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According to the latest Rabobank quarterly pork report, global pork markets are being influenced by sluggish economic growth, weak consumption, and recurrent disease outbreaks. Photo: Aleksandarlittlewolf

31-07 | News

Rabobank anticipates weaker global pork trade

Rabobank pork quarterly

13-02 | News

Rabobank pork quarterly: growth constraints and tight supplies

Few regions have seen sow inventories grow despite steady progress in disease management - Photo: Peter Roek

01-11-2022 | News

Rabobank: Pork remains good value but slowing economy weighs on demand

Exterior of Yangxiang, a large Chinese pig producer. Recent market cycles have all pushed the pork industry closer towards consolidation, industrialisation and modernisation. Photo: Henk Riswick

07-09-2022 | News

Research: ‘China’s pork market has started a new cycle’

Another shipment of healthy breeding animals has made it safely to China. - Photo: Nucléus

02-12-2020 | News

China’s wonder: A rapid recovery of the pig sector

A good example of China s building progress: the multi-storey pig farms by Yangxiang. - Photo: Henk Riswick

30-10-2020 | News

Rabobank Q4: As China rebuilds, where will pork exports go?

Pork production will drop by 8% in 2020, Rabobank expects. - Photo: Bert Jansen

28-07-2020 | News

Rabobank: More uncertainties ahead for pork worldwide

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09-08-2019 | News

Rabobank: Disease, trade issues change the global pig market

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21-01-2019 | News

Rabobank: 2019 – an uncertain year for global pork industry

The destruction of a pig house in the Netherlands. Photo: Ruud Ploeg

20-10-2018 | News

Rabobank: The Netherlands will lose many pig producers