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☆ Analysis: EU pork on a lean streak as higher standards drive up costs
  + stars: | 2023-06-12 | by ( Gus Trompiz | Thomson Reuters | Paris-Based Reporter Covering Commodities | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +6 min
Pig prices soared in Europe last year as output was cut by farms squeezed by high grain and energy costs. The EU pork industry has been buffeted in the past decade by a Russian trade embargo, the westward spread of African swine fever and the COVID-19 pandemic. "We're continuing to add costs to the overall pork production chain," Justin Sherrard, global strategist for animal protein at Rabobank, said. That may mean EU pork exports, whose share of production more than doubled to 21% between 2000 and 2020, have peaked. But an inflationary economy may make consumers less ready to accept rising pork prices and deepen a shift towards chicken as a cheaper, more convenient option.
Persons: Carole Joliff, Joliff, Jean, Paul Simier, AKI, We're, Justin Sherrard, slaughterhouses, Klaus Kaiser, FICT, Rabobank's Sherrard, jamon serrano, prosciutto, Tim Koch, Gus Trompiz, Forrest Crellin, Michael Hogan, Johannes Birkebaek, Emma Pinedo, Toby Sterling, David Evans Organizations: European Union, Commission, Rabobank, BLE, Danish Crown, AMI, Thomson Locations: PARIS, Brittany, Europe, Russian, Hungarian, China, Japan, Denmark, Netherlands, Danish, France, Brazil, United States, Germany, EU, Paris, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Madrid, Amsterdam
☆ Europa se confruntă cu stocuri de carne de porc din cauza coronavirusului şi a pestei porcine
  + stars: | 2020-11-22 | by ( Publika.Md - Aici Sunt Știrile | ) www.publika.md   time to read: +3 min
Chiar dacă mulţi alţi producători europeni profită de importurile record de carne de porc ale Chinei, abatoarele din unele ţări se confruntă şi ele cu restricţii la export. Încetinirile provocate de coronavirus au contribuit şi ele la apariţia a sute de mii de porci nevânduţi în fermele din Germania. Max Green, analist la IHS Markit, spune că deşi China "absoarbe cantităţi uriaşe de carne de porc, nu este suficient pentru a susţine preţurile". Uniunea Europeană este cel mai mare exportator de carne de porc. În aceste condiţii, abatoarele din Danemarca sunt nevoite să lucreze şi în weekend, şi să angajeze personal suplimentar, pentru face faţă afluxului de porci, spune Jais Valeur, director general la Danish Crown Group.
Persons: agerpres.ro, Max Green, Rupert Claxton, Analistul, Justin Sherrard Organizations: Uniunea Europeană, Danish Crown Group, american, Agriculturii Locations: Europa, pesta, Germania, UE, Asia, Chinei, China, Germaniei, Danemarca, graniţă, Danish
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