The Chinese government has decided to limit pig fattening to stabilize the pork market and protect small farmers from speculation.
Raluca Niculae
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The Chinese authorities' decision to impose strict rules on weaker pigs comes in response to market speculation and feed wastage. Small farms buy pigs from big farmers to fatten them, but the government wants to stabilize prices and reduce dependence on food imports. Poor demand and oversupply are affecting profitability, and pig prices have fallen significantly. Analysts point out that over-fattening leads to increased supply, worsening the price decline.
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Guvernul chinez a hotărât că vrea porci mai slabi. Care este motivul acestei decizii
China vrea porci mai slabi (Reuters)
Povestea dietei pentru porcii chinezeşti impuse de autorităţi şi pariurile pe creșterea preţurilor prin "îngrășarea accelerată" (Reuters) - Economica.net
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