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Whole Hog Brief Issue 206, March 2012 |
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The March 2012 issue presents an analysis of the latest US and Canadian hog census data on the front page and on page 2. Page 2 also presents an analysis of the UK's pig herd as it reaches a new low. The global pig prices analysis on page 3 appraises the current state of the global pig price cycle. Page 4 deals with the trends in the Polish pigmeat export and import trade. The USA's rocketing pork exports in recent years are dealt with on page 5. Europe's pig prices are analysed on page 6. Canada's exports in 2011 are considered on page 7 as are the USA's exports in 2011. Australia's trade in pigmeat is analysed on page 9. The Japanese and South Korean import markets are reviewed on page 10 - the impact of FMD in South Korea are considered. News in short on page 11 considers short reports from Russia and Ireland inclduing a note on the latest outbreak of African Swine Fever, and Smithfield Foods latest results. A study linking cancer with red meat is also reported. The back page includes the gobal price monitor and the Short View of pig prices. |
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