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International prices of wheat, maize, and sorghum declined in November while barley and rice prices moved up, according to the FAO price index.

The FAO Meat Price Index decreased for the fourth consecutive month.

Lower real wages are expected to negatively impact protein consumption in the fourth quarter of 2022 and the first half of 2023.

The FAO Cereal Price Index in September was up 1.5% from August and up 11.2% from the year-ago level.

The FAO Meat Price Index was down slightly in September but world pig meat prices increased.

The Soybean Export Increase Program ended with a slightly negative balance for prices, while corn prices closed higher in the Greater Rosario area.

Sustained high feed costs and ASF continue to limit the growth of EU pigmeat production.

The retail price of lean pork has entered an alert zone of excessive rising, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.

More pork from government reserves will be released to maintain supply and price stability.

This will be the second batch of pork released from the country's central reserves this year.

The FAO meat price index fell month-on-month while price quotations for pig meat rose due to the continued low supply of slaughter-ready pigs.

In August the FAO Cereal Price Index was down 1.4% from the month prior, but still 11% above its year-ago value.

Pork will be released from government reserves to ensure supply for upcoming festivals.

According to Rabobank's third-quarter global pork report, African swine fever, inflation, and policies challenge growth while trade prospects rise.

The price of pork was 20% higher in July compared to year-ago levels.

With rising costs, there is little chance that the piglet price in the Netherlands will reach break-even levels in 2022, according to Rabobank.